‘Squad’ Members and One Republican Vote Against Resolution Condemning Iran’s Attack on Israel

Democrats say the resolution was designed to increase the chances of war in the region.

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Three 'Squad' members, Representatives Rashida Tlaib, Ilhan Omar, and Jamaal Bowman. Drew Angerer/Getty Images

A small group of House Democrats — and one conservative Republican — are keeping with their track records of voting against resolutions that declare support for the state of Israel. The lawmakers Thursday voted against a resolution stating that the House condemns Iran’s attack on the Jewish state last week. 

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