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An aide to Rep. Cynthia McKinney (D-Ga.) resigned after writing that pro-Israel members of the U.S. Congress have a “conflict of interest.” Raeed Tayeh, a legislative assistant in McKinney’s office, said in Wednesday’s edition of The Hill, a newspaper published on Capitol Hill, that he was disturbed that lawmakers “care more about Israel than human […]

November 30, 2001
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An aide to Rep. Cynthia McKinney (D-Ga.) resigned after writing that pro-Israel members of the U.S. Congress have a “conflict of interest.” Raeed Tayeh, a legislative assistant in McKinney’s office, said in Wednesday’s edition of The Hill, a newspaper published on Capitol Hill, that he was disturbed that lawmakers “care more about Israel than human rights and American values.” McKinney said the letter was “not an official statement from my congressional office or me” and that some comments “do not reflect my thoughts and positions.”

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