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Real American heroes save children from wars - they don't provide the weapons to kill them. hubs.ly/Q03wRj4h0

The U.S. should have no part in what it is becoming clear are plans for ethnic cleansing and forcible displacement, but “Israel’s plan for Gaza has been clear for over a year” A New Policy cofounder Josh Paul tells Richard Hall of The The Independent. hubs.ly/Q03wX-1W0

Saif is the 6th Palestinian American brutally murdered in the West Bank since October 7. As we mourn Saif, the US State Dept. must launch an immediate investigation into his murder and all murders of Americans in the West Bank as a result of settler and military violence. There

The U.S. government must lead a thorough, independent investigation into the killings of U.S. citizens by settlers in the West Bank and take meaningful action to hold the perpetrators accountable. For both Palestinians and Israelis to live safely and with dignity, those who

An American was beaten to death by Israeli settlers backed by the military. Instead of pursuing justice for Sayfollah, our government continues to send billions to prop up the apartheid system that killed him and kills Palestinians like him every day. Arms Embargo Now.

Sayfollah Musallet should be alive today. Instead, he was beaten to death in the West Bank by Israeli settlers, the second American killed there this year. The State Department must lead an immediate investigation and root out settler violence once and for all. There must be

Yet another horrific killing of an American in the West Bank. How many more times must this happen before our government demands real action? We need and deserve accountability and justice. npr.org/2025/07/12/g-s…

Average daily life for Palestinians living in the West Bank.

Palestinians seeking food for their families continue to be gunned down. These are war crimes, enabled by a "humanitarian" scheme the U.S. helped build and continues to support. Sen. Elissa Slotkin is right, Israel’s obligations under international law aren’t optional.

Sayfollah "Saif" Musallet, a U.S. citizen of Palestinian descent, was brutally killed in the West Bank while visiting his family. The U.S. should conduct an independent investigation into his murder and demand accountability of all those involved.

Does House Committee on Education & Workforce understand that it is this very settler violence that lead to the brutal beating and death of American citizen Sayfollah Musallet over the weekend in the West Bank. There is nothing antisemitic about criticizing this type of violence.

This is a welcome demand from Amb. Huckabee, but it comes days after Saif Mussallet—a 20-year-old American—was killed in an attack by Israeli settlers. We sincerely hope Amb. Huckabee continues to see through his demand for a thorough investigation and accountability.

We just saw yet another US citizen killed by violent settlers in the West Bank. There must be an independent, US-led investigation NOW.

Sayfollah "Saif" Musallet was a 20-year-old American visiting family in the West Bank for the summer. He was beaten to death by Israeli settlers. The U.S. must immediately launch a full, independent investigation and demand accountability for his death.

A Palestinian with a valid U.S. visa was detained for 9 days at a Houston airport—no due process, no contact with his U.S. citizen dad outside. This isn’t isolated. It’s part of a growing pattern of dehumanizing and criminalizing Palestinians. abc13.com/post/houston-f…

Just yesterday, House Committee on Education & Workforce Chairman Rep. Tim Walberg called it antisemitic to speak out about the very violence Trump’s own Ambassador to Israel is calling terroristic. Rep. Tim Walberg - any response to the murder of American Saif Mussallet by Israeli settlers in the West Bank?

What’s more in our national interest: protecting human rights abusers from justice—or maintaining our global leadership? The Hague Conference in Colombia shows we can’t do both. It's absurd to think that countries like Brazil or South Africa are lining up to attack America.

Columbia just gave students more freedom to criticize the U.S. than to speak out against a foreign government. The IHRA definition severely curtails speech on Israel—conflating valid criticism, including from within the Jewish community, as antisemitism.