Text SIGN PKJTOI to 50409 — The catastrophic humanitarian crisis in Gaza demands immediate and decisive action from Congress. Nearly a third of Gaza's population has not eaten for days, while 90,000 women and children urgently need treatment for malnutrition according to the World Food Programme. The head of the WHO has described it as "man-made mass starvation" - a crime against humanity unfolding in real time. Israel's withholding of essential aid and disproportionate military escalation are depriving millions of Palestinian civilians of their most basic human rights and dignity. Children are starving, families lack access to food, water and medicine as this unconscionable situation deteriorates daily. As a nation upholding democratic values, the United States has a moral obligation to forcefully condemn these atrocities and take concrete steps to protect innocent Palestinian lives. Starvation cannot be used as a tactic of war, and the oppression of an entire population is never justified. Congress must urgently leverage its considerable influence to compel Israel to immediately cease its brutal assault, lift all restrictions on humanitarian aid flows, and work toward a just and lasting peace that ensures the rights and security of both Israelis and Palestinians. Failing to prioritize human lives over politics will irreparably stain America's credibility on human rights. The American people demand their representatives take action to end this catastrophe and enforce respect for the inalienable rights to life, dignity and self-determination. The killing, oppression and deprivation of the Palestinian people in Gaza must stop now.

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Text SIGN PFVBUQ to 50409 — There is no possible circumstance in which the intentional starvation of innocent people can be countenanced. That is why Senator Welch and his cosponsors introduced Senate Resolution 224, in which the U.S. Senate recognizes the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza and “calls on the White House, Department of State, and other relevant United States Government agencies to urgently use all available diplomatic tools to bring about the release of the hostages, an immediate cessation of the blockade on food and emergency aid for Palestinian civilians, and a durable end to the conflict in Gaza. These do not seem like requests that any reasonable human being could object to, which is why I am writing to you to co-sponsor this Resolution. Since March 2nd, Israel has enforced a total blockade in Gaza, denying millions of Palestinians access to the very means of survival. International experts now warn that thousands of Palestinians are facing catastrophic levels of hunger, and another half a million are on the brink of starvation. This is not a natural disaster. This is manmade. It is the deliberate use of starvation as a weapon of war, a practice unequivocally banned under international law. This resolution is narrowly and deliberately focused on the blockade and its devastating humanitarian toll. That’s why it has already drawn support from a growing and diverse group of co-sponsors, including Senators Booker (D-NJ) and Slotkin (D-MI). It is a clear and moral stand, unclouded by politics. Why you should co-sponsor it now: A Stand for American Values: President Franklin D. Roosevelt named "freedom from want" as one of the four essential human freedoms. Today, that freedom is under siege. Remaining silent in the face of mass starvation contradicts everything this nation has stood for as a beacon of humanitarian leadership and moral clarity. A Move in America’s Interest: The longer America is perceived as complicit—or worse, indifferent—the more we damage our credibility, our alliances, and our own national security. The world is watching. Senate support for this Resolution may assist in encouraging Israel to end the blockade, whose cessation would also remove a global driver of anger against the United States for its complicity in Israel’s inhumane approach to Gaza. We are at a breaking point. Every hour, this crisis deepens. Lives are being lost while the world debates. I, along with A New Policy, am asking you to act with moral courage and urgency. I implore you to co-sponsor Senate Resolution 224 and press the White House to help end this blockade before more lives are destroyed. Thanks.

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Text SIGN PBUYWO to 50409 — Yesterday Rep. Shri Thanedar introduced articles of impeachment in the House. I strongly support impeaching the president and approve of this effort. Please support Rep. Thanedar's articles. I ask my house representative to advance those articles in the house. I ask my senators to prepare to impeach and remove from office when articles of impeachment reach the senate. In introducing those articles, Representative Thanedar sets the example we should expect from all who swore to support and defend the constitution-- as every member of Congress has done. That oath carries an active duty to uphold the law, exercise oversight, and act when federal officials violate public trust. In asking you to advance those articles for impeachment, and to support impeachment in the senate, I ask nothing more or less than for you to honor your sworn duty.

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Text SIGN PESZVI to 50409 — Hundreds of trained meteorologists and forecasters at the National Weather Service (NWS) were recently terminated, seriously jeopardizing the agency's ability to provide timely and accurate weather predictions. This is deeply concerning given the recent devastating tornadoes across the Midwest and South, as well as the ongoing threat of wildfires and flooding in California. Reliable weather forecasting is crucial for protecting lives and property. The economic benefits provided by NWS forecasts vastly outweigh the costs, with estimates exceeding $100 billion annually – tenfold the taxpayer investment. To safeguard public safety and economic interests, it is imperative that Congress fully restores funding to rehire the expert personnel at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and NWS. Adequate staffing and resources are vital for this essential public service.

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