Democrats divided as House weighs symbolic cut to Israel aid

TL;DR
Democrats are split over a House vote on Rep. Thomas Massie’s amendment to block U.S. aid to Israel. Leadership argues the measure is overly broad and largely symbolic, potentially hamstringing humanitarian and other aid, while centrists and some lawmakers view it as a necessary signal of U.S. oversight of aid to the Netanyahu government. A growing intra-party debate pits pro-Israel centrists against progressive wings, with votes expected to reflect broader tensions rather than a likely policy shift.
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