Democrat-Led Anti-Israel Bill Relies on Research From Designated Terror Group

Democrat-Led Anti-Israel Bill Relies on Research From Designated Terror Group

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(Worthy News) – A Democrat-led bill condemning Israel’s so-called military occupation of Palestinian lands relies on research from an Israeli-designated terrorist organization.

Rep. Betty McCollum (D., Minn.), along with nearly 30 of her Democrat colleagues, introduced earlier this year the “Defending the Human Rights of Palestinian Children and Families Living Under Israeli Military Occupation Act.” The legislation accuses Israel of wrongfully detaining Palestinian children and subjecting them to interrogation and imprisonment.

But the bill relies heavily on research and statistics produced by Defense for Children International-Palestine (DCIP), a nonprofit group that Israel designated in 2022 as a terrorist organization. The Israeli government says the group is controlled by the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), a militant organization that has killed Americans and is a U.S.-designated terror outfit. [ Source: Washington Free Beacon (Read More…) ]

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