Republican Senators Urge Passage of U.S. Aid to Israel

A group of Republican senators came to the floor to call for passage of a House-passed bill sending emergency aid to Israel for its fight against Hamas. Democrats objected, citing the need to approve an aid package that includes assistance for both Israel and Ukraine. Following the debate, the Senate went on to block a formal request from Senator Roger Marshall (R-KS), by voting to table or kill a motion to proceed to the aid bill.

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