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Martin Heinrich on Israeli Operations and Civilians in Gaza

Martin HeinrichU.S. Senate, New Mexico

Statement concerning Israeli military operations and civilian life in Gaza

“I urge Israel to immediately adopt a more deliberate and calculated counterterrorism strategy. The objective must be to both rightfully destroy Hamas and Islamic Jihad and to prioritize the preservation of innocent Palestinian life and the infrastructure necessary to support continued Palestinian life in Gaza.”

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Heinrich statement on Israeli military operations in Gaza
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U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich
Date
Nov 3, 2023
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