U.S. political figures Chris Van Hollen and Mallory McMorrow called for reassessing the U.S.-Israel relationship amid crisis and discussed rising antisemitism.
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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.
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US politicians call for reassessing U.S.-Israel ties and address rising antisemitism.1 source
Van Hollen and Merkley criticized the conflict, calling for reassessment of U.S. support for Israel.1 source
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Chris Van Hollen
United States Senator from Maryland
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Mallory McMorrow
American politician (born 1986)
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