You’re entitled to that belief. And Israel is entitled to enforce her laws of entry.
We disagree with Reps. Omar and Tlaib’s support for the anti-Israel and anti-peace BDS movement, along with Rep. Tlaib’s calls for a one-state solution. We also believe every member of Congress should be able to visit and experience our democratic ally Israel firsthand.
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Is that what they are doing?
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Hugely significant. Potentially groundbreaking. First time I remember
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Who writes this garbage? No one is anti-Israel or anti-peace. It’s the fascism, stupid.
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And the apartheid.
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Don’t act surprised. You guys led the charge against these congresswomen. An AIPAC member admitted as much in the
@nytimes https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/04/us/politics/aipac-congress-democrats.html …pic.twitter.com/bY3k5XCYoS
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Thank you. It’s a slippery slope when you start denying entry to officials (anyone) to a country based on their religious beliefs.
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I completely agree with you, but it's not their RELIGIOUS beliefs that this goes after. It's their POLITICAL ones. Now that's not to say that their politics isn't influenced by their religion, but there is a difference.
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