Marc Rod is a senior Congressional correspondent at Jewish Insider. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, regional interest, and world affairs, with a particular focus on issues related to Israel, Iran, the GOP, and social issues. He has previously reported for CNN and CNBC, and his work has been featured in various prominent publications.
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The bipartisan legislation passed the House, 388-21 November 21, 2024
The Orthodox Union and AIPAC are supporting the bipartisan legislation, while the Conservative and Reform movements have lined up in opposition
By: Emily Jacobs
Pledge comes after arrest warrants for Israeli leaders; a House-passed sanctions bill has been stalled in the Senate
Just 15 Democrats voted for the bill, down from 52 last week November 22, 2024
The votes will have no effect on Israel's government but will hurt the Jewish and pro-Israel community in Georgia, Democratic state Rep. Esther Panitch said
Former Democratic Rep. Robert Wexler: ‘When it comes to the interests of the Jewish community and having an attorney general that will fight for the protection of the Jewish community, we could not do better than Pam Bondi'
The bill increases criminal penalties for those who commit or attempt certain crimes on behalf of foreign adversaries
By: Marc Rod
House members expressed ‘deep outrage’ about the attacks, which they said ‘have caused tremendous fear and distress within the Jewish community worldwide’
If elected, the Florida state legislator, who has a history of inflammatory comments, would be the fourth Jewish Republican in the next Congress
By: Marc Rod
Bresnahan also said he doesn’t think a two-state solution is still viable, a year into the war in Gaza
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