Pro-Palestinian Groups Lobby Harris at DNC
Pro-Palestinian Groups Lobby Harris at DNC

Pro-Palestinian Groups Lobby Harris at DNC

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During the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, a coalition of pro-Palestinian delegates and activists is advocating for an arms embargo on Israel and an immediate cease-fire in Gaza. The Uncommitted National Movement, along with groups like Delegates Against Genocide, has mobilized around 740,000 Democratic voters to urge presidential nominee Kamala Harris to adopt a more progressive stance on the Israel-Palestine conflict. Prominent voices, including Rep. Jamaal Bowman, have emphasized the need for Harris to publicly support these demands to resonate with the concerns of pro-Palestinian voters ahead of the upcoming election. Activists express frustration with the Biden administration's continued military support for Israel despite calls for peace. Furthermore, the convention has seen significant participation from delegates representing Michigan's diverse Arab American community, pressing for a more inclusive party platform regarding Palestinian rights. The collective push highlights a growing divide within the Democratic Party over its stance on Israel, reflecting broader national sentiments.

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