"Senate's $95 Billion Aid Package for Ukraine and Israel Sparks Political Showdown"
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The Senate's $95 billion national security package to aid Israel, Ukraine, and other U.S. allies has revealed a growing foreign policy divide within the Senate GOP, with only 22 Republican senators voting in favor of the measure. These senators, including some in leadership positions, have a history of supporting bipartisan measures and have shown a willingness to work across the aisle. Despite facing opposition from former president Donald Trump and some within their party, these senators have demonstrated a commitment to continuing financial support for U.S. allies abroad.
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