Who Matters More to Congress: Americans or Israel?
July 31, 2025
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as posted by the channelHow committed is the US political machine to Israel?
Zeteo’s Political Correspondent Prem Thakker has been reporting from inside the US Capitol ever since Oct. 7. In this video, he shares his firsthand experience, breaking down just how committed U.S. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are to supporting and protecting Israel — even when it kills Americans.
At least seven Americans have been killed by Israeli violence over the past 22 months. Members of Congress who were asked about this had shocking reactions. Notably, Sen. Susan Collins responded to a question about Israel killing Americans by saying, “I am pro-Israel.”
“A foreign government is committing an actual, ongoing genocide in plain sight. Meanwhile, the US press and political establishment are consumed with college campuses and a new york city mayoral candidate,” Prem explains.
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