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Jeffries opens door to West Bank violence sanctions bill if Democrats win House — Donald Trump | ChamberLight
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Hakeem Jeffries said Democrats should consider legislation sanctioning people responsible for violence in the West Bank if they win the House. The proposal is sponsored by Jerry Nadler and would revive an approach similar to an executive order President Trump repealed.
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best 119 stories · 65–67 · updated Sep 25, 2026
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People in this story 4 + 1 House Democratic leader who said Democrats should consider the bill if they win the House
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President who repealed the executive order referenced in the article
Former president whose executive order was described as similar to the proposed bill
Representative and sponsor of the West Bank Violence Prevention Act
ALSO MENTIONED Itamar Ben-Gvir, Israeli minister whom Nadler accused of inciting settler violence
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Former president whose executive order was described as similar to the proposed bill
JN Representative and sponsor of the West Bank Violence Prevention Act
ALSO MENTIONED Itamar Ben-Gvir, Israeli minister whom Nadler accused of inciting settler violence
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