WASHINGTON - The Democratic National Committee rejected a proposed resolution calling for suspended U.S. military aid to Israel at its annual summer meeting, in a vote considered to be a litmus test on how far discontent toward Israel's actions toward the Palestinians could impact longstanding official policy.
WASHINGTON - The Democratic National Committee rejected a proposed resolution calling for suspended U.S. military aid to Israel at its annual summer meeting, in a vote considered to be a litmus test on how far discontent toward Israel's actions toward the Palestinians could impact longstanding official policy.
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