1. United States
2. N.Y.
3. Letter

I am writing to express my absolute condemnation of the United States’ continued military support for Israel as it carries out a brutal, unrelenting, and calculated campaign of violence against Palestinians—a campaign that can only be described as a Holocaust. The bombs you fund, the weapons you approve, and the military aid you deliver are not tools of defense; they are instruments of mass murder, ethnic cleansing, and confirmed war crimes. Despite its rhetoric of peace, this administration has greenlit billions in weaponry to a government that uses it to annihilate entire communities, flatten homes, schools, and hospitals, and suffocate any hope of Palestinian survival. This is not about security; it is about extermination. Every dollar, every bomb, every gun is another nail in the coffin of innocent lives. You are not just supporting an ally; you are complicit in genocide. The recent announcement of another $20 billion in weapons to Israel is a grotesque betrayal of any semblance of moral leadership. It is a direct endorsement of a regime that bombs refugee camps, that starves entire populations, and that has no regard for international law or basic human decency. There is no justification, no defense, no excuse for the U.S. to continue arming a rogue state that systematically targets and obliterates an occupied people. Senator Bernie Sanders has introduced a Joint Resolution of Disapproval to block these sales, and it is the bare minimum you should be supporting. It is not enough to talk about peace while funding war crimes. It is not enough to claim concern while funneling billions into an apartheid state that is conducting an active Holocaust against Palestinians. This is not a request; it is a demand. Block these weapons sales. Stop arming Israel. We refuse to be complicit in the destruction of Palestinian lives. The world is watching, and history will not forget your choices. There is no neutral ground here—either you stand against this barbarity, or you are a part of it. Enough is enough. There can be no more bombs, no more bullets, no more blood on our hands.