Iran War Deepens Divide Among Democrats Over Arming Israel
Senator Adam Schiff joined colleagues in opposing actions that deepen U.S. involvement in what he termed an unauthorized conflict in Iran.
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Senator Adam Schiff joined colleagues in opposing actions that deepen U.S. involvement in what he termed an unauthorized conflict in Iran.
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31 stories · 94–95 · updated Sep 25, 2026
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Senate Democrats failed to block arms sales to Israel but showed a significant increase in internal opposition. High-profile members joined progressives in questioning military support amid a regional war involving Iran.
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Democratic critic of the arms transfer
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Ranking Democrat on Armed Services Committee
One of the 'convert' voters
One of the 'convert' voters
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Ranking Democrat on Armed Services Committee
One of the 'convert' voters
One of the 'convert' voters
One of the 'convert' voters
