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Dana Rohrabacher: I will be voting for House Concurrent Resolution 280. This bill reflects my abhorrence and total condemnation of…

On the recordDecember 5, 2001
I will be voting for House Concurrent Resolution 280. This bill reflects my abhorrence and total condemnation of terrorist attacks on innocent Israelis, noncombatants. That attack, carried out on December 1 and 2, mutilated and killed 26 noncombatants, and 175 were wounded. These were human beings: men, women, and children, young people, and seniors. This monstrous atrocity must be condemned by all who believe in morality, all who believe in God, all who seek a better world and seek peace. We condemn this as we condemn all attacks which have targeted Israelis and noncombatants in the decades past. This unconditional condemnation of such attacks on Israel, on their noncombatants, is totally justified. But that is not enough. If America is to be a peacemaker in the Middle East, if we are to take a principled stand that will then be taken seriously by both sides when we condemn terrorism, we must condemn with equal moral outrage the murderous assaults on Palestinian noncombatants. There are piles of bodies in the Middle East today, piles of bodies of innocent people.
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Dana Rohrabacher
Republican · California

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Addressing House Concurrent Resolution 280 and condemning violence against both Israelis and Palestinians.

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