House Republicans Divided Over $95 Billion Aid Package Following Iran's Attack on Israel
The recent Iranian attack on Israel has intensified the debate among House Republicans, complicating efforts to pass a comprehensive aid package that includes support for Israel, Ukraine, and Taiwan.
- Iran's recent attack on Israel has put pressure on the House to pass a $95 billion aid package, which includes support for Israel, Ukraine, and Taiwan.
- House Speaker Mike Johnson faces opposition within his party and threats of being ousted over the aid bill, which has already passed the Senate with bipartisan support.
- Progressive Democrats are pushing to condition military aid to Israel due to humanitarian concerns in Gaza, complicating the bill's passage.
- The aid package's approval is crucial as it also includes humanitarian assistance for war zones, including Gaza, and support for Taiwan amid geopolitical tensions.
- House Republicans are considering breaking the bill into separate votes for each country's aid, a move that could delay critical support.
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