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40 Out of 47 Democratic Senators Just Voted to Block Arms Sales to Israel — Kirsten E. Gillibrand | ChamberLight
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Forty Democratic Senators voted to block arms sales to Israel in a historic shift led by Bernie Sanders. The vote underscores deepening internal party divisions as activists pressure leadership like Chuck Schumer to end military support for Israel’s actions in Gaza.
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ALSO MENTIONED Benjamin Netanyahu, Israeli Prime Minister; Gavin Newsom, Governor of California mentioned as future presidential contender
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