ACT NOW: CONTACT CONGRESS ON GAZA RESOLUTION : ASK FOR SUPPORT ON H.R. 66

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Published: 03 February 2009 03 February 2009
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The American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC) urges you to contact your Representatives and encourage them to co-sponsor and support H.R. 66.  This resolution calls for an unconditional cease-fire and for Israel to permit the free flow of humanitarian aid.  The resolution also gives an overview of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, including the lack of medicine, water, electricity, and other basic human necessities.  At the moment the resolution has been co-sponsored by ten members of Congress; and has been referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs.

Make sure to contact your Representatives and let them know you want them to act quickly to support H.R. 66. You can do so by clicking here and using our web form that will send a prepared message directly to your Congressional office based on your address.  If your Representative is already supporting the legislation you will be able to send them a thank you note and if not, you will be able to send them a request asking them to do so.

With everyone's quick cooperation we can encourage support for H.R. 66. Let's Act NOW!
 

 


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