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  1. U.S. political figures Chris Van Hollen and Mallory McMorrow called for reassessing the U.S.-Israel relationship amid crisis and discussed rising antisemitism.

BlackRock, through its holdings and CEO statements, has been scrutinized regarding its investment in companies and bonds related to the current conflict.

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BlackRock, through its holdings and CEO statements, has been scrutinized regarding its investment in companies and bonds related to the current conflict.

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  1. BlackRock disclosed holdings and statements regarding the conflict, including Israeli government bonds.1 source
  2. BlackRock issues warnings via its head regarding the firm's investment activities.1 source

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U.S. political figures Chris Van Hollen and Mallory McMorrow called for reassessing the U.S.-Israel relationship amid crisis and discussed rising antisemitism. All 2 developments

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