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Proposed Resolution to Amend H. Res. 1537 Regarding Two-State Solution

Original title: Original resolution calling for, among other things, the inclusion of peace with a two state solution in H. Res. 1537 by way of a manager’s amendment or amendment in the Committee on Rules

October 18, 2024

foreign-policyisraelpalestinemiddle-eastcongressional-procedure

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The Frame

What this does

If adopted, this resolution would formally shift the U.S. House of Representatives' stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by explicitly advocating for a and criticizing recent legislative actions taken by the Israeli .

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

Palestinian civilians

The resolution advocates for increased care for their lives during military operations.

State of Israel

The resolution encourages the state to rescind a specific legislative act and change its policy regarding a two-state solution.

What changed

Current stage: IN_COMMITTEE.

What's next

Floor Vote.

Summary

This resolution proposes adding language to H. Res. 1537 that would encourage Israel to pursue a and increase protections for Palestinian civilians. It specifically calls for the to rescind its July 2024 resolution opposing the establishment of a Palestinian state.

Key Facts

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Why It Matters

If adopted, this resolution would formally shift the U.S. House of Representatives' stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by explicitly advocating for a and criticizing recent legislative actions taken by the Israeli .

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main goal of H. Res. 1546?
The goal is to amend a separate, pending resolution (H. Res. 1537) to include language advocating for a and expressing concern for Palestinian civilians.
Does this resolution change U.S. law?
No, this is a House resolution, which expresses the opinion of the House of Representatives but does not create binding federal law.

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Direct Legislative Counter-Action

The resolution uses the text of a foreign legislative body's resolution (the Knesset's July 17 vote) as the direct basis for a proposed U.S. House policy amendment.

Knesset of IsraelH. Res. 1537

Connected Entities

organizationKnesset of Israel“Israeli legislative body”Map →
locationWest Bank“Area of conflict”Map →
locationGaza“Area of conflict”Map →
personMr. Green of Texas“Introducer of the resolution”Map →
organizationHouse of Representatives“Body considering the resolution”Map →
organizationState of Israel“Country referenced repeatedly”Map →
locationJordan“Border of a proposed state”Map →
organizationHamas“Palestinian militant group”Map →

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  • Controversy85
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  • Entertainment20
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