Democrats Pulls Anti-Israel Resolution Because It Was Insufficiently Antisemitic; Only 7% of Today’s Democrats Support Israel

The Democrats are the party of jihad and Jew hatred.

Allison Minnery is a 26-year DNC member who sponsored the arms embargo resolution. Her comments to the socialist outlet The Nation were revealing: I think it starts by acknowledging that this issue is not just something brought forward by me alone. It’s a conversation that is had by voters across the country right now, where we see that only 7 percent of Democrats support the Democratic Party’s current position [on Israel’s military action in Gaza] as of polling last week. So this is not just a sentiment that is echoed by one DNC member. This is the entire Democratic base that is really calling for this change, but also for a more clearly communicated stance. I think that there’s a much larger base of people that are really pushing this, and I’m just one person that has the opportunity and position through having a membership seat on the DNC to do it (The Nation).

The DNC Passed a Resolution Calling for ‘Unrestricted’ Aid to Gaza and a Two-State Solution. The Party’s Chairman Pulled It After Anti-Israel Dems Complained That It Didn’t Go Far Enough.

Instead of the resolution, DNC chairman Ken Martin invited members who preferred an all-out arms embargo to join a committee reevaluating the party’s position on Israel

By: Adam Kredo, WFB, August 26, 2025

A Democratic National Committee meeting on Tuesday devolved into an anti-Israel slugfest, leading its chairman, Ken Martin, to pull a resolution many party members believed was not harsh enough on the Jewish state. Instead, Martin invited the anti-Israel members to join a committee to reevaluate the party’s position on Israel.

The Martin-backed resolution, which the DNC initially approved, called for “unrestricted” aid to Gaza and a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, language that moderate Democrats have long used. An alternate resolution championed by the party’s anti-Israel wing went significantly further, calling for a full-scale arms embargo on Israel, the suspension of American military aid, and recognition of “Palestine as a country.”

DNC members initially adopted the more moderate version in an uncounted voice vote, but Martin ultimately pulled both from consideration after the party’s anti-Israel members revolted. Semafor reporter Dave Weigel captured Martin during a private discussion “with the alternative Gaza resolution sponsors” before he canceled the vote.