Reevaluate Military Aid to Israel for Peace and Human Rights

The recent authorization of over 1,000 500-pound bombs, 1,000 small-diameter bombs, and nearly 2,000 2,000-pound bombs to Israel, despite the ongoing conflict in Gaza, raises serious concerns. This, coupled with the impending approval of an $18 billion sale of F-15 fighter jets, indicates a disregard for the escalating violence. The timing, especially following the tragic strike on a humanitarian convoy, is alarming. It is crucial to reassess this policy and halt the transfer of military aid to Israel. This is not a call for a mere change in rhetoric, but a demand for a tangible shift in policy to prioritize peace and human rights.