Gillen opposes Massie’s amendment to eliminate U.S. aid to Israel, citing alliance, security, and peace concerns.
Quiver AI Summary
Gillen statement on Massie amendment: Rep. Laura Gillen said she opposed Rep. Thomas Massie’s amendment, which would cut all U.S. funding for Israel from a State and National Security appropriations bill.
Her stated concerns: Gillen said the proposal would affect the U.S.-Israel alliance, national security, and regional research and diplomacy programs, including the Nita M. Lowey Middle East Partnership for Peace Act. She said she supports keeping the U.S.-Israel relationship bipartisan and backing peace and stability in the region.
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Laura Gillen Net Worth
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Laura Gillen Bill Proposals
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