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Senate rejects West Bank violation report
The U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee unanimously rejected a measure calling on the Trump administration to submit a report on the escalation of violence in the West Bank, including the killing of American citizens. The measure would have required the State Department to report on deaths of Americans at the hands of settlers or Israeli occupation forces, as well as assess the human rights situation there, but it was not approved. The vote revealed a division between Republicans and Democrats, with nearly all Democrats supporting the measure, while all Republicans opposed it except for Rand Paul. This comes amid increasing violence carried out by settlers against Palestinians, and through this measure, the U.S. government aims to monitor and assess the human rights situation in the region.
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