Over 100 members in the House, including Reps. Pramila Jayapal, Mark Pocan, Joaquin Castro, and Jason Crow, have taken a brave stand against the war machine. The following Representatives have sent letters to the White House, gotten the word out in the media, and taken courageous votes to get U.S. policy in line with U.S. law:
| Alma Adams |
Sean Casten |
Lloyd Doggett |
| Becca Balint |
Joaquin Castro |
Veronica Escobar |
| Nanette Barragan |
Judy Chu |
Anna Eshoo |
| Ami Bera |
Steve Cohen |
Dwight Evans |
| Donald Beyer, Jr. |
Gerald Connolly |
Bill Foster |
| Earl Blumenauer |
Joe Courtney |
Valerie Foushee |
| Suzanne Bonamici |
Jasmine Crockett |
Maxwell Frost |
| Jamaal Bowman |
Jason Crow |
John Garamendi |
| Julia Brownley |
Danny Davis |
Robert Garcia |
| Cori Bush |
Madeleine Dean |
Jesus “Chuy” Garcia |
| Yadira Caraveo |
Diana DeGette |
Sylvia Garcia |
| Salud Carbajal |
Rosa DeLauro |
Mary Gay Scanlon |
| Andre Carson |
Chris Deluzio |
Jimmy Gomez |
| Troy Carter |
Mark DeSaulnier |
Al Green |
| Greg Casar |
Debbie Dingell |
Raul Grijalva |
| Jahana Hayes |
Zoe Lofgren |
Ayanna Pressley |
| Jim Himes |
Stephen Lynch |
Delia Ramirez |
| Eleanor Holmes Norton |
Doris Matsui |
Jamie Raskin |
| Chrissy Houlahan |
Jennifer McClellan |
Andrea Salinas |
| Val Hoyle |
Betty McCollum |
Jan Schakowsky |
| Jared Huffman |
Morgan McGarvey |
Robert Scott |
| Jonathan Jackson |
James McGovern |
Melanie Stansbury |
| Sara Jacobs |
Anna McLane Kuster |
Mark Takano |
| Pramila Jayapal |
Gregory Meeks |
Mike Thompson |
| Henry "Hank" Johnson |
Gwen Moore |
Rashida Tlaib |
| Sydney Kamlager-Dove |
Kevin Mullin |
Jill Tokuda |
| Marcy Kaptur |
Jerrold Nadler |
Paul Tonko |
| Robin Kelly |
Joe Neguse |
Lori Trahan |
| Ro Khanna |
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez |
Gabe Vasquez |
| Daniel Kildee |
Ilhan Omar |
Nydia Velazquez |
| Andy Kim |
Nancy Pelosi |
Bonnie Watson Coleman |
| John Larson |
Brittany Pettersen |
Susan Wild |
| Summer Lee |
Chellie Pingree |
Nikema Williams |
| Barbara Lee |
Mark Pocan |
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| Teresa Leger-Fernandez |
Katie Porter |
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This kind of leadership was crucial to pushing President Biden to refuse Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu weapons for his disastrous invasion of Rafah last week. Pressure like this is how we’ll see an end to months of devastating violence and build the political space to secure sustainable peace for people across Israel, Palestine, and beyond.
Our movement to end the violence and suffering in Gaza may be gaining crucial power, but our work isn’t finished. Right now, the vast majority of Congress still supports unconditional military aid to the Israeli government — and that’s why we need to keep going.
We’re organizing a thank you message to members of Congress who are steadfastly working to condition offensive military aid to the Israeli government. Can you remind these 100+ members of Congress that the anti-war majority is with them in this fight?
