Faith Leaders Update: Standing with Israel

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Congressman Lamborn recently traveled to Israel as part of a bipartisan group of leaders, focused on Congressional support for Israel, Ukraine, and the Biden Administration's concerning nuclear talks with Iran. Congressman Lamborn has been a staunch supporter of Israel and has served as a co-chair of the Congressional Israel Allies Caucus since 2011.

"I was honored to represent the Congressional Israel Allies Caucus and meet with leaders from across the world in Israel last month," said Congressman Doug Lamborn. "It was encouraging to learn about the successes of the Iron Dome, which has saved countless Israeli and Palestinian lives and been a key component for keeping peace in the Middle East. With the current situation in Ukraine and the likelihood that Iran will pursue nuclear arms , it is more important than ever to ensure that our partner, Israel, has the capabilities necessary to defend themselves, America, and our combined allies. I will continue to support a strong working relationship with Israel and never waiver from my commitment."

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Israel to welcome dozens of lawmakers for annual event

Many of these parliament members serve as Chairman of the Israel Allies Caucuses in their countries' legislative chambers.

According to the statement released by the IAF, "23 Parliamentarians from around the world, including the minister of technology from Uruguay, Senator Edgar Palacio Mizrahi from Colombia who is running in the May presidential election, US Republican Congressman Doug Lamborn, Democratic congressman Juan Vargas, MPs from Finland, Holland, Sweden, Romania, England, Wales, Kenya, Liberia and more will attend the eighth annual conference next week."

Parliamentarians from around the world met in Jerusalem to sign a resolution to fight anti-semitism and to discuss the Ukraine situation and the Iranian nuclear deal

"The 23-strong political delegation - the largest to come to Israel since the pandemic began - included British MP Mark Pritchard, US Republican Congressman Doug Lamborn and representatives from Uruguay, Colombia, Finland, Sweden, England, Wales, Kenya, and Liberia."

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Global politicians in Jerusalem to combat antisemitism and discuss Ukraine

"Parliamentarians from around the world met in Jerusalem to sign a resolution to fight anti-Semitism and to discuss the Ukraine situation and the Iranian nuclear deal. The 23-strong political delegation - the largest to come to Israel since the pandemic began - included British MP Mark Pritchard, US Republican Congressman Doug Lamborn and representatives from Uruguay, Colombia, Finland, Sweden, England, Wales, Kenya, and Liberia."

Netanyahu tells Congressmen that the Iran Deal is bad for the US

Former Benjamin Netanyahu spoke to Congress at a special virtual mission on Thursday, "Obviously, if Iran has nuclear weapons, it's very bad news for basically everyone. It's very bad news for Israel, clearly, but it's also very bad news for America."

Psalm 122:6 "Pray for the peace of Jerusalem! "May they be secure who love you!"

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