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JOHN,



Our friends in Israel faced another unimaginable attack over the weekend.



Iran, a long-standing sponsor
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of terrorist groups like Hamas and Hezbollah, launched hundreds of drones and
missiles into Israel’s airspace. This prompted a large-scaledefensive operation
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that intercepted 99% of the projectiles fired by Iran. TheIron Dome
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, a system we proudly helped fund, proved to be an incredible asset, and our
distinguished U.S. military moved quickly into position to help shoot down
countless missiles.



But are we doing enough to help our greatest ally in the Middle East defend
itself? Not since theBiden administration
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took over.In theory, America helped Iran fund this attack when our leaders
failed to enforce sanctions
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and essentially gave it a stamp of approval, saying any action just needed to
be"within certain limits.”
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This is not the way we defend and protect Israel, folks—and I can’t shake the
feeling that this wouldn’t have happened under President Trump’s watch. Under
his leadership, Iran was nearly bankrupt
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. Today, they’re printing money by ramping upoil production
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for China, all while playing amalicious
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part on the world stage.



The harsh reality is this: Our enemies no longer fear us, and that’s a
daunting truth to accept.



The days ahead will be telling. I will fight tooth and nail, alongside my
Republican colleagues, to pass legislation that supports our friends in Israel
during one of their darkest hours.



We all know Democrats will try to lump this in with Ukraine aid
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, but
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as I’ve said before, I support the Ukrainian people in their fight against
Russia, but there’sno strategic plan
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outlining how the BILLIONS of dollars we’ve already supplied are being used.
Europe must take the lead in assisting Ukraine. After all, this war is right on
its doorstep.



I'm hoping we can narrow our focus down to a bill solely aimed at providing
aid for the people of Israel, enabling us to get it done quickly as it
determines its next move.



As all of this unfolds, what can you do? I get this question pretty often, and
my answer remains the same: Pray for the people of Israel, and vote like your
life depends on it in 2024—because, quite frankly, it does.



Sincerely,


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Tim Burchett




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