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Fetterman Votes Against Resolution to Investigate Killings of U.S. Citizens in West Bank

On September 30, 2026, every Democratic senator except John Fetterman voted for a resolution aimed at holding Israeli soldiers and settlers accountable for the killings of U.S. citizens in the West Bank. The Senate ultimately voted 51-47 against advancing the measure, which sought to require the State Department to investigate these killings, including that of a recent Palestinian American victim.

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John Fetterman Chris Van Hollen Rand Paul Steve Daines Dave McCormick

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On September 30, 2026, every Democratic senator except John Fetterman voted for a resolution aimed at holding Israeli soldiers and settlers accountable for the killings of U.S. citizens in the West Bank. The Senate ultimately voted 51-47 against advancing the measure, which sought to require the State Department to investigate these killings, including that of a recent Palestinian American victim.

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Fetterman Sole Dem Against Investigating His Constiuent’s Killer

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Fetterman Votes Against Resolution to Investigate Killings of U.S. Citizens in West Bank