Bernie Sanders
Mark Mellman, president and CEO of Democratic Majority for Israel, calls the senator’s proposed resolutions counterproductive and dangerous.
AIPAC slams the senator for saying he will not attend the address and for calling the Israeli prime minister a war criminal.
The independent senator from Vermont said the prosecutor “is right to take these actions.”
“The American people, and especially our Jewish brothers and sisters, deserve our moral clarity on this issue,” Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) said.
AIPAC praised the vote against the “dangerous” initiative.
The U.S. senator added that Israel is losing the PR war.
The Vermont senator acknowledged that the terror group was dedicated to destroying Israel.
“Jews are not even allowed to mourn their dead without being attacked,” wrote the head of digital at London’s “Jewish Chronicle.”
Leading progressive legislators temper their usual anti-Israel rhetoric while one kept quiet when questioned about the killing of infants.
The Michigan congresswoman found an ideological ally for sponsorship of a way to spew anti-Israel sentiment.
Bringing his bill to a vote, said Sen. Ted Cruz, would reveal if Democratic lawmakers stand firm in support of Israel or veer to the hard left.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) said Americans need to take a “hard look” at whether such weapons sales fuel the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
