Members on the Record (Automated) for Fri October 28, 2022

Israel - Palestine

Cicilline (D-RI-1) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Congratulations to the Biden Admin and SPC Hochstein for successfully brokering this deal. This historic maritime agreement between Israel and Lebanon not only provides security to Israel and the broader region, but also & much needed economic relief to the Lebanese people. Link to quoted tweetToday, the deal to end the maritime boundary dispute between Israel and Lebanon came into effect. This historic deal promotes the interests of both countries and the region, and this moment marks a new chapter of prosperity and hope. Congratulations to all involved.”

Meeks (D-NY-5) 10/27/2022: Twitter thread – “CM @RepGregoryMeeks: By agreeing on a permanent maritime boundary, Israel and Lebanon are taking a historic step toward a more secure and prosperous Middle East. Today's deal is a reminder of how US-led diplomacy can improve lives. I applaud the work of everyone involved. Link to quoted tweetI congratulate Lebanon and Israel for establishing a permanent maritime boundary facilitated by the U.S. This historic achievement unlocks vital energy resources and exemplifies the power of regional cooperation and the U.S. commitment to security, stability, and prosperity. Read Chair @RepGregoryMeeks's previous joint statement with @RepCicilline on the maritime agreement here: Chairs Meeks, Cicilline Issue Statement on Israel-Lebanon Maritime Agreement... | foreignaffairs.house.gov”

Rice (D-NY-4) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “The recent biased and one-sided @UN_HRC Commission of Inquiry's report on Israel should be flat-out rejected. This blatantly antisemitic commission is a stain on the reputation of the UN and should be disbanded. U.S. decries UN commission of inquiry's 'one-sided' report on Israel-Palestine... | haaretz.com”

Rosen (D-NV) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “I'd like to congratulate Israel and Lebanon for signing this historic U.S.-brokered deal that will end their decades-long maritime dispute. This agreement demonstrates the critical role that American leadership and diplomacy can play in the region. Israel and Lebanon finalize Mediterranean border agreement, opening up potentially rich oil and gas fields | CNN”

Roy (R-TX-21) 10/28/2022: Retweet of @marklevinshow – “Israel needs Netanyahu Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu Gains Slight Edge in Final Polls Before Election... | wsj.com”

Roy (R-TX-21) 10/28/2022: Retweet of @netanyahu – “לפיד הורס את היחסים שלנו עם סעודיה תמורת הסכם כניעה לחיזבאללה. אנחנו בתיקו. 60 לימין, 60 ללפיד-גנץ ועבאס. צאו להצביע מחל. כל קול קובע! Link to video”

Schakowsky (D-IL-9) 10/28/2022: Tweet – “I was proud to join @jstreetdotorg and @rntamir as they honored my dear friend, @RabbiLondon, with the Justice and Peace award. Andrea is an amazing leader in our community for people of all ages and walks of life. Thanks for your tireless work to create a more equitable society. Link to image”

Schneider (D-IL-10) 10/28/2022: Retweet of @J_Insider – “ICYMI: On the latest episode of the @JIPodcast, @Schneider4IL10 discusses @kanyewest's recent antisemitic comments and the Iran nuclear deal. Tune in here 🎧 Rep. Brad Schneider joins ‘Limited Liability Podcast'... | jewishinsider.com”

Scott (R-FL) 10/27/2022: Twitter thread – “#MahsaAmini's murder by the regime is inspiring thousands of Iranians to protest in every part of Iran for 40 days now. They want an end to the subjugation of women and an end to the regime. (1/2) Tyrants that murder their own people and have the blood of Americans and Israelis on their hands should be treated as enemies, not partners in a deal. (2/2)”

Scott (R-SC) 10/28/2022: Tweet – “The U.S. must no longer fund this illegitimate and antisemitic targeting of Israel. We must pass my COI Elimination Act! Link to quoted tweetThe U.N. Human Rights Council's Commission of Inquiry report is nothing more than a baseless and biased attack against our democratic ally Israel. (Link to twitter.com)”

Shaheen (D-NH) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “I applaud the Biden administration's work negotiating this historic maritime deal. It will bring much needed economic security to both Israel & Lebanon, & promote Israel's security at an important time for stability & peace in the region. Link to quoted tweetI congratulate Lebanon and Israel for establishing a permanent maritime boundary facilitated by the U.S. This historic achievement unlocks vital energy resources and exemplifies the power of regional cooperation and the U.S. commitment to security, stability, and prosperity.”

Takano (D-CA-41) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Congratulations to the Biden Administration, Israel, and Lebanon for brokering this historic maritime agreement. Dedicated and prudent diplomacy has paved the way for a safer, more secure future for the entire region. Lebanon and Israel sign milestone sea border deal... | cbsnews.com”

Iran

Cicilline (D-RI-1) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “The Iranian regime must be held accountable for its brutal, violent crackdown on its own citizens. The US supports & stands with the brave women & men protesting in Iran. Today's sanctions make clear to the regime that the US will not sit idly by as it commits these atrocities. Link to quoted tweetWe are committed to supporting the people of Iran as they demand their fundamental freedoms. Iranian officials should be listening to the protestors, not firing on them. Our actions today call out the repressors. (Treasury Sanctions Iranian Officials and Entities Responsible for Ongoing Crackdown on Protests and Internet Censorship... | home.treasury.gov)”

Cotton (R-AR) 10/27/2022: Twitter thread – “And President Biden is making the same mistake: betraying the Iranian people to help the regime. EXCLUSIVE EXCERPT: Here's How Obama Betrayed The Iranian People And Our Allies For Free... | dailycaller.com Check out the behind-the-scenes story of how Obama and Hillary reacted to my letter to Iran in 2015: Only the Strong... | twelvebooks.com”

Inhofe (R-OK) 10/28/2022: Tweet – “For nearly two years, @USEnvoyIran @Rob_Malley offered Iran massive sanctions relief to re-enter the failed 2015 Iran nuclear deal, which ignores Iran's terrorism and drone program. That approach failed miserably – Iran is now helping Russia kill Ukrainians. Link to quoted tweetQuite a photo of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskij standing besides what appears to be a downed Iranian Shahed drone (Today we remember the expulsion of the Nazis, approaching the expulsion of the Rashists - address by the President of Ukraine — Official website of the President of Ukraine) (Link to twitter.com)”

Kennedy (R-LA) 10/28/2022: Tweet – “Biden would rather buy liquified natural gas from foreign countries than produce it at home in Louisiana. Why does he prefer paying totalitarian regimes like Russia and Iran for natural gas over hardworking Americans?”

Kim (R-CA-39) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Congress must demonstrate our unequivocal support for the Iranian people as they protest for their freedoms following the death of #MahsaAmini. That's why I'm leading a bipartisan resolution to support #IranProtests and condemn the Ayatollah regime. Rep. Young Kim Leads Resolution to Support Iran Protests, Condemn Iranian Regime... | youngkim.house.gov”

Malinowski (D-NJ-7) 10/28/2022: Tweet – “Tom led an effort alongside @RepTenney, @SenatorMenendez, & @MarshaBlackburn urging tech companies to help Iranian protestors. The Biden Administration opened the door for tech companies to help Iranians who are risking their lives — they should walk through it. Link to image”

McClain (R-MI-10) 10/27/2022: Twitter thread – “Our National Defense Strategy should be focused on Russia, China, and Iran - not the left's woke climate change policies. National Defense Strategy... | defense.gov”

Meeks (D-NY-5) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “CM @RepGregoryMeeks: Pleased to see the Biden Administration increasing pressure on Iranian officials for their brutal and murderous crackdown on their own citizens. #MahsaAmini Link to quoted tweetToday, 40 days after Mahsa Amini's arrest & death in the custody of Iran's Morality Police, Treasury designated several Iranian officials & entities for involvement in the ongoing brutal crackdown on nationwide protests & efforts to disrupt digital freedom.(Treasury Sanctions Iranian Officials and Entities Responsible for Ongoing Crackdown on Protests and Internet Censorship... | home.treasury.gov)”

Tenney (R-NY-22) 10/28/2022: Tweet – “The Iranian regime continues to blackout internet and limit access to communications services amid ongoing protests for freedom. I'm joining @RepMalinowski to call on technology companies to provide the tools needed to circumvent regime blockages. Link to image”

Wasserman Schultz (D-FL-23) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “We stand with the courageous Iranian women & girls who continue to protest for real change. These new sanctions by the Biden Administration will hold those responsible for the brutal crackdowns accountable. Link to quoted tweetThe U.S. is committed to promoting accountability for Iranian government officials connected to the violent suppression of peaceful protestors and other abuses. Today, we designated 14 Iranian Officials and three entities. (Designation of Iranian Officials and Entities Connected to Ongoing Protest Repression, Censorship, and Prison Abuses - United States Department of State)”

Saudi Arabia

Gosar (R-AZ-4) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “It's “fortification” if outsiders help democrats. It's “election interference” if they don't. It's a “threat to our democracy” if Republicans win; but IRS targeting, feds going after parents, and DOJ going after pro life protestors is “necessary to preserve freedom” Link to quoted tweetYou can't make this up! DC media types are regurgitating Democrats' line that Saudi Arabia interfered in the midterms by not helping Biden manipulate oil prices through the midterms. Lol”

Meuser (R-PA-9) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “After 6 tonight, I will join @FoxBusiness Liz MacDonald on @EveningEdit to discuss the economy, Elon Musk and Twitter, and the "secret" deal between the Biden Administration and Saudi Arabia over oil. Link to image”

Tiffany (R-WI-7) 10/27/2022: Twitter thread – “🧵 Following a @nytimes report suggesting Biden's top aides pressed the Saudis for a private oil deal as early as this spring, I renewed my call for @SpeakerPelosi to launch a formal investigation into these troubling reports. Link to image First, it was reported by @KSAmofaEN that the Biden admin pressured them to “postpon[e] the OPEC+ decision for a month.” Now, the @nytimes is suggesting that Biden's top aides pressed the Saudis for a private oil deal as early as this spring. A Secret Deal, Wishful Thinking: How the U.S.-Saudi Relationship Ruptured... | nytimes.com If the President or any of his senior appointees actively sought to collude with a foreign government to influence the outcome of our elections, Americans deserve to know about it. I once again call on @SpeakerPelosi to put politics aside and investigate these alarming reports.”

Jordan

Womack (R-AR-3) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “When Qusay Alfaori from Jordan was studying at @UArkansas, my office helped him obtain his green card. Today, he proudly became a U.S. citizen! Not only did he receive his PhD from UA, but he's also currently a Texas Tech medical student. Epitome of the American dream. Congrats! Link to image”

Iraq

Flores (R-TX-34) 10/27/2022: Retweet of @HungCaoCongress – “I have served our country for 25 years, seeing combat in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Somalia. I did it to preserve the safety and security of my five children and all Americans. I plan to continue that service in Congress as the next Representative from #VA10. Link to image”

Tunisia

Chabot (R-OH-1) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Had a great meeting with Warren County Engineer Neil Tunison to discuss the widening of State Rt. 63 and the King Ave. project. Fortunately, the Rt. 63 project received funding from Congress last year, and King Ave. funding has been approved by the House this year. Link to image”

Horn of Africa

Risch (R-ID) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “The U.S. is grateful to have friends in Africa like #Somaliland who support #Taiwan. Recognition of Taiwanese partnership from the international community will only continue to grow in the face of a dangerous and malign #China. Link to quoted tweetOn behalf of Somaliland,I congratulate the people of Taiwan on the occasion of your national day. We have achieved so much together to advance our shared priorities, based on common values and rooted in democracy. We look forward to continued cooperation & friendship @iingwen (Link to twitter.com)”

Jewish, Anti-semitism

Barragán (D-CA-44) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today marks four years since the Tree of Life Synagogue shooting, the deadliest act of antisemitism in US history.   Hate has no place in the United States. As we remember the 11 lives lost & 6 injured in this tragedy, we must do more to unify communities & fight antisemitism.”

Beatty (D-OH-3) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “It was four years ago today that the deadliest act of anti-Semitic violence in American history stuck the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh. As anti-Semitism continues to become normalized, we must speak up. Hate and bigotry cannot be ignored. In Squirrel Hill, people gather to remember Tree of Life victims 4 years later... | post-gazette.com”

Beyer (D-VA-8) 10/27/2022: Retweet of @SecondGentleman – “Four years ago, a gunman killed 11 beloved members of the Tree of Life community and wounded six more. We honor their memories and our hearts are with their families. We must end the scourge of gun violence and fight antisemitism and hatred wherever it exists.”

Blumenthal (D-CT) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “My heart breaks again as I reflect on the massacre that took place at Pittsburgh's Tree of Life Synagogue 4 years ago. We lost 11 beautiful, treasured lives. May their memories be a blessing & unite us as we reject & condemn antisemitism in all its forms.”

Bonamici (D-OR-1) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today marks 4 years since the Tree of Life Synagogue shooting—where 11 people were killed because of their faith. Antisemitism has no place in our country or anywhere, and we must continue our stand against hate of all forms.”

Booker (D-NJ) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today, we remember the lives of 11 Jewish community members killed at #TreeOfLife Congregation in Pittsburgh. We can never tolerate antisemitism  — every person deserves to live with freedom, safety, and belonging no matter how we pray, what we look like, or where we come from.”

Bustos (D-IL-17) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today, on the fourth anniversary of the deadliest antisemitic massacre in American history, we join our Jewish family to dream of a country where everyone can live with freedom, safety & belonging no matter how we pray, what we look like, or where we live. #TreeOfLife”

Castor (D-FL-14) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today we mark 4 years since the tragic attack on Pittsburgh's Tree of Life Synagogue - we have not forgotten the innocent victims and their families. It's a reminder to all of us to speak out against the scourge of antisemitism and take action to prevent senseless gun violence.”

Castor (D-FL-14) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “You can count on me to continue to work in Congress for safer communities where we value the diversity of faiths and backgrounds. #FL14 Link to quoted tweetToday we mark 4 years since the tragic attack on Pittsburgh's Tree of Life Synagogue - we have not forgotten the innocent victims and their families. It's a reminder to all of us to speak out against the scourge of antisemitism and take action to prevent senseless gun violence.”

Castro (D-TX-20) 10/27/2022: Twitter thread – “Today marks 4 years since the Tree of Life massacre, the deadliest act of antisemitism in U.S. history. The murderer was a white supremacist who wanted to kill Jews and stop immigration — and to this day, powerful people are still repeating the lies that drove his rampage. (1/2) There's a direct line between antisemitic and anti-immigrant rhetoric from powerful people with large platforms and these acts of hate and violence. As Americans, we must stand together for a country where all people can live safely and freely without fear. (2/2)”

Chu (D-CA-27) 10/27/2022: Retweet of @SpeakerPelosi – “As Americans mark 4 years since the horrendous attack on Pittsburgh's Tree of Life Synagogue, the deadliest antisemitic massacre in American history, my colleagues and I join our nation's Jewish community in mourning 11 peaceful worshippers stolen away by a monstrous act of hate.”

Clarke (D-NY-9) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Four years ago, the deadliest, most vile antisemitic attack in America's history struck the #TreeOfLife Synagogue in Pittsburgh. Today, as we watch the ever-growing normalization of bigotry against our Jewish communities, we simply must do more to protect our beloved neighbors.”

Coons (D-DE) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today, my thoughts are with the 11 souls taken from us at the Tree of Life Synagogue shooting. Let's remember this tragedy by recommitting to call out and combat anti-Semitism wherever it lurks. Link to video”

Costa (D-CA-16) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “We should all be concerned by blatant antisemitism and racism. We must condemn hateful words and any actions when we see them. Anyone - including celebrities - partaking in this behavior must be held accountable. Actions have consequences.”

Cárdenas (D-CA-29) 10/27/2022: Retweet of @USRepMikeDoyle – “On the fourth anniversary of the deadly attack on the @treeoflifepgh synagogue, we look back in sadness - and look forward with hope. We remember the lives lost, honor the first responders, and rededicate ourselves to ending antisemitism. #StrongerThanHate Link to image”

Cárdenas (D-CA-29) 10/27/2022: Retweet of @POTUS – “Four years ago, 11 lives were taken and 6 more injured at the Tree of Life Synagogue in the deadliest act of antisemitism in American history. May the memories of those we lost be a blessing. And may we never stop fighting the scourges of antisemitism, hate, and gun violence.”

DeSaulnier (D-CA-11) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today marks 4 years since the Tree of Life Synagogue shooting where 11 people were targeted & killed for being Jewish. With antisemitism on the rise across the U.S. & the world, combatting hate remains a priority for me in Congress & I'm proud to stand with the Jewish community. Link to image”

Dean (D-PA-4) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Four years ago, 11 lives were stolen in the deadliest antisemitic attack in U.S. history. Today, my heart is with their families, the Tree of Life Synagogue, and Jewish communities. May their memory be a blessing. And may we always fight against antisemitism and hate.”

Escobar (D-TX-16) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today marks four years since the deadliest antisemitic massacre in America at #TreeOfLife in Pittsburgh. I stand in solidarity with the Jewish community in the continued fight to dismantle antisemitism. Link to image”

Evans (D-PA-3) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today marks four years since the deadliest antisemitic massacre in American history.   Today we remember the 11 Jewish people killed at #TreeOfLife – Or L'Simcha in Pittsburgh.   May their memories be a blessing. We must keep fighting for a country where all are safe & thriving. Link to image”

Feinstein (D-CA) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Armed with an AR-15-style assault weapon and driven by antisemitic lies and conspiracies, four years ago today a gunman murdered 11 people at a Jewish synagogue. As we remember those lost, it's incumbent upon everyone to stand up to the bigotry that fueled this tragedy.”

Fitzpatrick (R-PA-1) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today marks the fourth anniversary of the attack on the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh – the deadliest attack ever on the American Jewish community. Antisemitism has no place in the United States and I condemn all forms of antisemitism and religious persecution.”

Foster (D-IL-11) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Anti-Semitism is a disgusting stain on our national discourse. Leaders of both parties have a responsibility to denounce it whenever it rears its head. Hate has no home in Illinois.”

Frankel (D-FL-21) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today, we mark 4 years since the Tree of Life Synagogue massacre, the deadliest antisemitic attack in American history. May the memories of the 11 lives lost be a blessing and may we honor them by recommitting ourselves to fighting antisemitism and disarming hate. Link to image”

García (D-IL-4) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Four years ago, eleven members of the Tree of Life Synagogue were murdered as they worshipped. It was the deadliest antisemitic massacre in our nation's history. May their memories be a blessing. Antisemitism is on the rise. We must call out it wherever and whenever we see it.”

Gillibrand (D-NY) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today we honor and remember the lives of the eleven Jewish people who were murdered at the #TreeOfLife, the deadliest antisemitic massacre in American history. May their memories be a blessing. We must keep fighting to build a world free from antisemitism, bigotry, and violence.”

Gomez (D-CA-34) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today marks four years since the Tree of Life Synagogue shooting — the deadliest attack ever on the American Jewish community. As antisemitism rises in the U.S. & around the world, it is more important than ever to speak out against it and rid this cancer from our society. Link to image”

Grijalva (D-AZ-3) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today, we remember the Jewish community members who were murdered at #TreeOfLife in Pittsburgh four years ago. May we honor them and continue our fight to dismantle antisemitism and build an inclusive, diverse nation.”

Hassan (D-NH) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Four years since the deadly antisemitic attack at the Tree of Life Synagogue. My prayers are with the Jewish community in Pittsburgh and around the world today. And, let's be clear: America is - and must always be - a place to live and pray freely.”

Hickenlooper (D-CO) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “4 years ago, 11 worshippers were shot and killed inside the Tree of Life synagogue. Today, let's honor their memory as we continue to fight hate and antisemitism in all its forms.”

Hoyer (D-MD-5) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “As we mark four years since the horrific shooting at Pittsburgh's Tree of Life Synagogue, let us recommit to the effort to banish antisemitism and intolerance from our midst. Today and all days, let us remember the victims lost in that act of hate. May their memory be a blessing.”

Jacobs (D-CA-53) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Four years since the deadliest anti-semitic attack in U.S. history at the Tree of Life Synagogue, anti-semitism continues to run rampant and unchecked in our country. As the youngest Jewish Member of Congress, I'm continuing to fight against this hatred, bigotry, and racism.”

Jacobs (D-CA-53) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “In the same week marking 4 years since the Tree of Life shooting, our Jewish community remains a target of blatant hate. Anti-semitism grows in silence & cannot be left unchallenged. Honoring the 11 souls we lost that day includes condemning bigotry and xenophobia everywhere.”

Jayapal (D-WA-7) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today, we remember the lives lost at the horrific Tree of Life synagogue shooting. In their memory, we must recommit ourselves to stand up to antisemitism and hatred wherever we see it.”

Kelly (D-AZ) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today marks four years since the shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, the deadliest antisemitic attacks in our country's history. Antisemitism has no place in America. We must do more to combat hate.”

Khanna (D-CA-17) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “On the fourth anniversary of the Tree of Life Synagogue shooting – the deadliest antisemitic attack in our nation's history – I stand with the Jewish community in calling out antisemitism and acts of violence. Hate has no place in our country.”

Klobuchar (D-MN) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Four years ago we lost 11 lives to gun violence at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh. Antisemitism is on the rise. We cannot forget the consequences of hate. We must stand against bigotry, and we must do more to address gun violence.”

Krishnamoorthi (D-IL-8) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today, we remember the 11 Jewish community members who lost their lives in the #TreeOfLife Synagogue Shooting in Pittsburgh four years ago. We must do more as a country to lead the way in combating hatred towards Jews, and building a country that is truly for all of us. Link to image”

Kuster (D-NH-2) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Four years ago, 11 innocent people were killed in a horrific antisemitic attack at the Tree of Life Synagogue. My thoughts are with the victims' loved ones & the Jewish community in Pittsburg & across the world. We must stand against violence, hate, & antisemitism in all forms.”

Lee (D-NV-3) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today, we mark four years since eleven were murdered in worship at #TreeOfLife in Pittsburgh. Hate has no place here. May we honor their memories by fighting alongside Americans of all faiths to dismantle antisemitism, end gun violence, and protect freedom of religion for all. Link to image”

Levin (D-MI-9) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today, we remember the 11 beloved Jewish community members who were murdered at #TreeOfLife in Pittsburgh four years ago. The deadliest antisemitic massacre in American history left our community shattered but also more determined than ever to dismantle antisemitism.”

Luján (D-NM) 10/27/2022: Twitter thread – “4 years ago today, the Tree of Life synagogue was attacked and 11 lives were taken out of hate and prejudice. Today, we honor their memories and stand strong against the antisemitism that took their lives and the lives of so many others. Joyce Fienberg Richard Gottfried Rose Mallinger Jerry Rabinowitz Cecil Rosenthal David Rosenthal Bernice Simon Sylvan Simon Melvin Wax Daniel Stein Irving Younger May their memories be a blessing.”

Maloney (D-NY-12) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today marks four years since 11 Jews lost their lives in the Tree of Life Synagogue shooting - the deadliest attack ever on the American Jewish community. As antisemitism surges in the U.S. and around the world, the US must be a leader in combating Anti-Jewish hatred.”

Markey (D-MA) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today marks the fourth anniversary of the antisemitic Tree of Life Synagogue shooting. We must honor the 11 lives tragically lost, by remaining firm in our commitment to dismantle white supremacy and confront hatred and bigotry wherever it occurs.”

McBath (D-GA-6) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “As we mark the 4th anniversary of the deadliest antisemitic massacre in American history, I join with our Jewish community in working to build a nation where all live with freedom, safety, and belonging no matter how we pray, what we look like, or where we come from. #TreeOfLife”

Menendez (D-NJ) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Four years ago, 11 lives were lost in the deadliest anti-Semitic massacre in American history at the #TreeofLife synagogue in Pittsburgh. May their memories be a blessing and may we recommit to the fight to end anti-Semitism and gun violence in America. Link to image”

Moore (D-WI-4) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “We remember the innocent lives taken from their community four years ago at the #TreeOfLife Synagogue in Pittsburgh. May their memories always be a blessing. Anti-Semitism remains present in our society and we must remain committed to combating this hate wherever it is.”

Moulton (D-MA-6) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today marks four years since the deadliest antisemitic massacre in American history. Today we remember the 11 Jewish people killed at #TreeOfLife – Or L'Simcha in Pittsburgh. May their memories be a blessing. We must keep fighting for a country where all are safe & thriving.”

Murray (D-WA) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today we remember the lives of the 11 people killed at the Tree of Life Synagogue 4 years ago. We've got to continue working to end gun violence and root out hatred everywhere—especially given the awful rise in antisemitism we've seen in our country.”

Padilla (D-CA) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today marks four years since the Tree of Life Synagogue shooting — the deadliest antisemitic attack in U.S. history.    Antisemitism has no place in our country, and we must do more to combat this dangerous rhetoric and protect our Jewish communities.”

Pallone (D-NJ-6) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Four years ago, our nation witnessed a tragedy at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh. It was the deadliest antisemitic attack in U.S. history. This tragic day reminds us of the need to stand with the Jewish people and reaffirm our commitment to ending antisemitism.”

Pascrell (D-NJ-9) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Four years ago today America suffered the worst antisemitic violence and murder in US history. Tragically vile antisemitism rises on the tide of rightwing domestic extremism. Link to image”

Peters (D-CA-52) 10/27/2022: Twitter thread – “Four years ago, the deadliest antisemitic attack in U.S. history took the life of 11 worshipers & injured 7 others at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh. Today, Jewish communities remember that tragic event while still enduring deplorable and deliberate harassment. Assaulting people for exercising their 1st amendment right to worship is unacceptable. Last month, I convened local Jewish community leaders for a roundtable discussion on combating antisemitism at @lfjcc. Recent displays of antisemitic tropes remind us that words matter. Dangerous rhetoric places marginalized communities at risk and can often lead to violence. I condemn these antisemitic actions and refuse to remain silent in the fight against hate.”

Peters (D-MI) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Rising anti-Semitism casts a dark shadow over today — the anniversary of the tragedy at Tree of Life Synagogue. It's important that we stand united with Jewish communities across America, and work together to root out bigotry so everyone can practice their faith in peace.”

Pressley (D-MA-7) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today, we remember the 11 lives brutally stolen at the #TreeOfLife Synagogue in Pittsburgh four years ago. May their memories be a blessing, and may we keep pressing to dismantle antisemitism & hate, and address the public health crisis that is gun violence.”

Pressley (D-MA-7) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Four years ago, 11 lives were stolen too soon by hateful, brutal violence. I'm thinking of their families & loved ones, all those impacted at the Tree of Life Synagogue & our Jewish communities around the world who deserve peace & safety, in places of worship & everywhere.”

Price (D-NC-4) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today is the tragic anniversary of the deadliest antisemitic attack in U.S. history at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh. 11 people were senselessly murdered in an act of hate. To honor their lives, we must commit to fighting antisemitism in all forms — especially today.”

Reschenthaler (R-PA-14) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today we remember the 11 lives lost four years ago in the heinous antisemitic attack on the Tree of Life synagogue in Squirrel Hill. We will never forget them. Our community and country must stand united and unequivocally condemn anti-Semitism in any form.”

Ross (D-NC-2) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today, we remember the 11 lives that were tragically taken at the attack on the Tree of Life Synagogue 4 years ago. As antisemitism is on the rise, we must continue to fight against this violence and hate wherever we see it.”

Ryan (D-OH-13) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today we remember and honor the 11 Americans murdered in the deadliest act of antisemitism in our nation's history. I will always stand with our Jewish community against hate and injustice.”

Sarbanes (D-MD-3) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Four years ago, 11 Jewish community members were murdered at the Tree of Life Synagogue in the deadliest act of antisemitism in our nation's history. May their memories be a blessing. Today and every day, we honor those lives lost and work to end hate, antisemitism and violence.”

Scanlon (D-PA-5) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today marks four years since the horrific attack on Pittsburgh's Tree of Life Synagogue. By recommitting ourselves to rejecting antisemitism in all of its vile forms, we strive to honor those killed on that dark day. May their memories be a blessing.”

Schiff (D-CA-28) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Four years ago, 11 people were murdered at Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh. By a gunman incited by antisemitic and white nationalist vitriol. Too often, words lead to consequences that can't be taken back. We must stamp out hate and hateful speech that leads to violence.”

Shaheen (D-NH) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today we remember & honor the 11 victims of Tree of Life synagogue w/ action: a commitment to stand in solidarity w/ the Jewish community & combat anti-Semitism wherever or whenever we see it rear its ugly head. Hate has no place in our society. It's on all of us to stop it. Link to image”

Sherrill (D-NJ-11) 10/27/2022: Twitter thread – “Today marks the fourth anniversary of the attack on the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, PA. We remember and honor the lives we lost that day. Recently, we have witnessed an unacceptable, dangerous rise in antisemitism throughout our country. I spent the morning in conversation with Rabbis from my district and during that discussion reaffirmed my commitment to confronting antisemitism wherever it arises- there is no place in our community for this hatred.”

Smith (D-MN) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today we remember the eleven people murdered four years ago at the Tree of Life Synagogue in the deadliest act of antisemitic violence in American history. As we mourn them, we must renew our commitment to stand against antisemitism, bigotry and hatred everywhere.”

Soto (D-FL-9) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “We continue mourning the 11 lives taken at the Tree of Life Synagogue four years ago. Their memories live on as we work to build a safer future. Let us also remember today and every day that we have an obligation to reject and condemn antisemitism in our communities. Link to quoted tweetFour years ago, 11 lives were taken and 6 more injured at the Tree of Life Synagogue in the deadliest act of antisemitism in American history. May the memories of those we lost be a blessing. And may we never stop fighting the scourges of antisemitism, hate, and gun violence.”

Spanberger (D-VA-7) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Four years ago, 11 people were murdered at the Tree of Life synagogue by a man driven by conspiracies to kill Jewish people — the deadliest attack on our Jewish community in American history. We must all speak out against hate and work together to dismantle antisemitism.”

Stanton (D-AZ-9) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Four years ago today, 11 people were killed at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh in the deadliest attack on the Jewish community in our nation's history. We must continue to speak out against antisemitism and all forms of hatred and bigotry. We cannot be silent.”

Tonko (D-NY-20) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today marks four years since the deadliest antisemitic massacre in American history. We join our Jewish neighbors & loved ones to mourn the loss of 11 lives taken at the Tree of Life Synagogue, and pledge to never cease the crucial work of rooting out hate wherever it takes hold.”

Torres (D-CA-35) 10/27/2022: Retweet of @SpeakerPelosi – “As Americans mark 4 years since the horrendous attack on Pittsburgh's Tree of Life Synagogue, the deadliest antisemitic massacre in American history, my colleagues and I join our nation's Jewish community in mourning 11 peaceful worshippers stolen away by a monstrous act of hate.”

Trahan (D-MA-3) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Four years ago today, a gunman driven by conspiracies and lies walked into a Pittsburgh synagogue and committed the deadliest antisemitic massacre in our history. Today, we remember the lives lost at #TreeofLife and recommit to rooting out hate and antisemitism anywhere it grows.”

Van Hollen (D-MD) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “The murder of 11 worshipers at Tree of Life synagogue 4 yrs ago was an act of evil. Hate has struck too many of our communities: Black Americans, Asian Americans, Hispanic Americans, Sikh Americans, Muslim Americans & more. We must fight antisemitism, bigotry & racism everywhere.”

Velázquez (D-NY-7) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today marks 4 years since the deadliest attack against Jewish Americans in our country's history at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, PA. May the victims memories be a blessing and a reminder that we must continue to fight antisemitism in any form that it may take.”

Velázquez (D-NY-7) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Antisemitism has no place here. We must stand with our Jewish neighbors and denounce this hate wherever we see it. Overt U.S. antisemitism returns with Trump, Ye: ‘Something is different'... | washingtonpost.com”

Welch (D-VT-0) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Today marks four years since the shooting at #TreeofLife, the deadliest antisemitic massacre in U.S. history. We remember the innocent lives lost in that senseless act of violence. May their memories be a blessing. We must keep working to end antisemitism in our communities.”

Wyden (D-OR) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Tragically, antisemitism is alive and well in the United States, and it fosters real, deadly violence against the Jewish community. Today is a solemn reminder of the need to strongly denounce hatred and discrimination of all kinds. Link to quoted tweetToday, we remember the eleven beloved Jewish community members who were murdered at #TreeOfLife in Pittsburgh four years ago. May their memories be a blessing. May we keep fighting alongside our neighbors to dismantle antisemitism & build a country that is truly for all of us. (Link to twitter.com)”

Afghanistan

Crow (D-CO-6) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “The Church of Latter Day Saints provides critical support for Afghan evacuee families in Colorado. I met with Elder Rick Balli, to learn more about their resettlement efforts as we continue to welcome these families to our community. Link to image”

Ernst (R-IA) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Biden's DHS has failed to properly vet & screen thousands of evacuees that have been let into the U.S. following his haphazard withdrawal of Afghanistan. This is unacceptable coming from a department whose mission is public security. I'm demanding answers from DHS: Link to image”

Mast (R-FL-18) 10/27/2022: Tweet – “Not only is the Biden Administration refusing to accept responsibility for the disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal, they are actively trying to hide the truth. State, USAID rebuff requests from watchdog reviewing Afghanistan withdrawal... | thehill.com”

Other - Middle East

Cardin (D-MD) 10/28/2022: In reply to TweetDespite not having formal diplomatic ties, both countries agreed to end this long-running dispute. This creates opportunities for collaboration & regional stability. (Statement by President Joe Biden on Breakthrough Diplomacy in the Middle East - The White House) – “Congratulations to Prime Minister Lapid and President Aoun on signing the maritime deal! A historic moment and a great example on how we can build common ground towards a resolution on complex matters.”

Ryan (D-OH-13) 10/28/2022: Tweet – “Thanks to the Cleveland American Middle East Organization for your endorsement and a delicious lunch yesterday! Link to image”