I mean, formally announced during George W. Bush's administration, so over two decades--and despite the fact that we say those words, we have never addressed our policy to use our influence to make it happen.
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Van Hollen emphasizes the longstanding U.S. commitment to a two-state solution without effective policy action.
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we hope this report will draw greater attention to these facts both here and around the world, and we will do everything in our power to end America’s ongoing complicity in this humanitarian disaster.
immediately cease funding for the GHF and return to UN-led aid coordination mechanisms with enhanced oversight
This finger-in-the-wind stuff has got to end. We also need to stop deluding ourselves that the problem is all about messaging or about volume or style.
Well, the United States should make very clear that it's unacceptable to use U.S. weapons to target or indiscriminately fire on civilians and civilian infrastructure.





