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Democrats push back on White House’s planned $2.8 billion sale of bombs to Israel — Gregory W. Meeks | ChamberLight
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Rep. Gregory Meeks is placing a procedural hold on a planned $2.8 billion U.S.-financed sale of bombs to Israel, citing unresolved concerns about their use. Sen. Chris Van Hollen also said he would work to stop the sale.
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President whose administration is proposing the sale; named in Van Hollen’s criticism
Senator who said he would work to stop the sale
ALSO MENTIONED Benjamin Netanyahu, Israeli leader criticized by Van Hollen in connection with the planned sale
Mother Jones · 6d ago In Rare Move, Democrats Try to Block a Sale of Bombs to Israel
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Senator who said he would work to stop the sale
ALSO MENTIONED Benjamin Netanyahu, Israeli leader criticized by Van Hollen in connection with the planned sale
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