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Hi Friend,
I have deep concern and disagreement with the recent decision by the United States to veto a UN resolution calling for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza. The situation in the region is dire, and the suffering of innocent civilians on both sides demands urgent attention and action.
The veto of the resolution, which had widespread international support, sends a troubling message about our commitment to humanitarian principles and the pursuit of peace. The ongoing violence has resulted in the loss of countless lives, and the international community must unite to bring about an immediate end to the hostilities.
My ambition is to be a leader who facilitates the establishment of a Palestinian state. Beyond my identity as a Jewish American, I see myself as a human being deeply disturbed and appalled by the persistent cycle of violence perpetrated by successive generations on the same destructive path.
I envision a future where Palestinians and Israelis elect governments committed to peace. It is my fervent hope that our generation becomes the catalyst for transformative change. Until that happens, a sense of security will elude us, our children, and the global community.
I want to see Palestinians choose a government of peace, and I want to see Israelis choose a government of peace.
I am also deeply troubled by reports that the Biden administration has authorized the sale of about 14,000 tank shells to Israel without congressional review. Such significant decisions must undergo thorough congressional oversight to ensure accountability and transparency. It flies in the face of separation of powers.
I urge the president to reconsider these decisions and advocate for:
1.
Immediate
Ceasefire:
Both
Israel
and
Hamas
should
commit
to
a
mutual
and
immediate
ceasefire
to
prevent
further
loss
of
innocent
lives.
All
hostages
should
be
released.
2.
International
Peacekeeping
Force:
A
multinational
peacekeeping
force
should
be
deployed
to
Gaza
to
support
humanitarian
efforts
and
maintain
security.
It
should
not
include
American
or
Israeli
forces.
3.
Diplomatic
Engagement:
The
United
States
should
actively
engage
in
diplomatic
efforts
to
facilitate
a
lasting
and
just
resolution
to
the
conflict.
4.
Congressional
Oversight:
Critical
decisions,
such
as
arms
sales,
should
undergo
congressional
review
to
ensure
accountability
and
transparency.
It is crucial that we take decisive steps to break the cycle of violence and pave the way for a future of peace and security for both Israelis and Palestinians. I believe that our generation can be the catalyst for positive change, and I implore you to use your influence to advocate for an immediate ceasefire and increased congressional oversight.
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- Dean
Congressman Dean Phillips
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