Anti-Israel ‘Uncommitted Movement’ Walks Away From DNC Empty-Handed

The group hoped the vice president would agree to an arms embargo on Israel. She refused.

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Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib holds a sign that reads 'War Criminal' as Prime Minister Netanyahu addresses a joint meeting of Congress July 24, 2024, at Washington, D.C. Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images

In one of the biggest disappointments for anti-Israel Democrats, their much-anticipated “uncommitted movement” — meaning the delegates sent to the Democratic National Convention to push for an arms embargo on Israel — will receive nothing after Vice President Harris declined to adopt its policy ideas, and refused to have one of its own take the stage. 

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