On June 12, Israel launched airstrikes into Iran—an unpovoked act that endangered countless innocent lives.
This attack is more than just another escalation of violence—it is a deliberate attempt to derail the United States’ ongoing diplomatic negotiations with Iran. Actions like these risk dragging the entire region—and the U.S.—into a broader, unnecessary war.
The US must stop enabling this violence and instead lead with accountability and diplomacy.&nbsp;
Take Action Now! Contact your members of Congress and urge them to:
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<li>Publicly condemn Israel’s unilateral military strikes</li>
<li>Suspend all U.S. military aid and weapons transfers to Israel</li>
<li>Pressure the White House to pursue real diplomacy, not unchecked militarism</li>
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Tell Congress to Condemn Israel’s Strike on Iran and Restore Diplomatic Negotiations as a Path Toward De-Escalation

As your constituent, I’m urging you to speak out and take immediate action in response to Israel’s recent unprovoked military strikes on Iran. These attacks, along with ongoing assaults in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, and Yemen, are fueling mass civilian casualties and dragging the region—and potentially the U.S.—closer to a catastrophic war. 

These strikes are being carried out with U.S.-supplied weapons, which makes our government complicit in escalating violence and possible war crimes. As someone who lives in your district and cares deeply about peace and justice, I am asking you to: 

- Publicly condemn Israel’s unilateral military strikes 
- Suspend all U.S. military aid and weapons transfers to Israel 
- Pressure the White House to pursue real diplomacy, not unchecked militarism 

Unconditional military support for Israel threatens global stability, violates human rights, and risks American lives and resources. Please take a principled stand now—for peace, accountability, and justice. 

Sincerely,

Tell Congress to Condemn Israel’s Strike on Iran and Restore Diplomatic Negotiations as a Path Toward De-Escalation

Dear Office Holder (names will be automatically added on each email),