Senate rejects Bernie Sanders' proposal to block $8.8 billion in weapons sales to Israel
- The U.S. Senate voted on Thursday to reject Senator Sanders' resolution regarding $8.8 billion in arms sales to Israel.
- Sanders introduced the resolution due to concerns about the human rights crisis facing Palestinians in Gaza.
- The resolutions aimed to halt sales of bombs and other military equipment amid the ongoing crisis and aid suspension.
- The Senate rejected the resolution by an 82-15 vote; Sanders stated, "No food, no water, no medicine, no fuel, for over a month."
- The resolution's failure signals continued bipartisan support for Israel, despite concerns about civilian casualties and humanitarian conditions.
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Senate rejects resolution to block arms sales to Israel
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) -- A group of U.S. senators attempted to block additional American military aid to Israel as the Israeli military expanded its operations in Gaza, killing more than 100 Palestinians since Thursday. The Israeli Defense Forces said they have resumed ground operations in northern Gaza and killed more than a dozen Hamas fighters since a temporary ceasefire collapsed. Sen. Bernie Sanders, (I-Vt.), led a group of 15 senators pushi…
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