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A dozen former U.S. officials who resigned from the Biden administration between late 2023 and 2024 over its policy on Gaza have called on candidates for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination to pledge not to hire those responsible for enabling Israel’s military actions in Gaza. In a joint statement, the former officials described U.S. support for Israel as illegal and unconditional, and accused senior Biden administration figures of enabling genocide and now whitewashing their roles.
They urge 2028 candidates to commit to three oaths: upholding the Constitution, acknowledging U.S. complicity in Israel’s genocide in Gaza through arms, funding and diplomatic backing, and pledging not to appoint anyone who was an architect, leader, defender or key enabler of that policy. The statement does not name specific officials, but references those who held senior roles in shaping U.S. policy toward Israel during the Biden administration.
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