1. United States
2. Letter

The United States sends billions in financial aid to Israel every year, despite credible reports from organizations like the United Nations, Amnesty International, and Israeli human rights groups condemning Israel's violations of human rights and international law against Palestinians, Bedouins, and Ethiopian Jews. Our tax dollars directly contribute to and enable these unjust policies and practices. While the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is complex, continuing to fund Israel unconditionally disregards basic human rights principles and undermines respect for international law. We must demand accountability for how our tax money is used and refuse to support actions that trample on human dignity. Ceasing financial aid until Israel demonstrates genuine commitment to human rights and compliance with international law is a reasonable step towards promoting justice and responsible governance. Taxpayer funds should uplift humanitarian values, not perpetuate oppression.