74,618
Palestinian fatalities reported by Gaza’s Ministry of Health through Nov. 4, 2026, as relayed with attribution by UN OCHA.
UN OCHA snapshot ↗Senate leadership vote · December 1 · secret ballot
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On Gaza, Trump, health care, and corporate power, Chuck Schumer has too often chosen caution, delay, or retreat. Chris Van Hollen has the stronger record—and he is running to replace him. Senate Democrats choose their leader in private. Constituents should make their expectations public.
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6,700+
Palestinians displaced since Jan. 2023 by settler violence and access restrictions across 134 West Bank communities.
UN OCHA, Nov. 13 ↗62–38
March 2025 vote advancing the Republican funding bill. Schumer voted yes while most Senate Democrats voted no.
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Gaza · arms
When Congress could impose conditions, he repeatedly chose not to.
Schumer voted against motions to advance resolutions blocking specific military sales to Israel in November 2024, July 2025, and April 2026. In July 2025, more than half of the Democratic caucus supported at least one restriction; Schumer did not.
AIPAC · political money
A long alliance with an increasingly interventionist lobby.
Schumer addressed AIPAC’s 2018 conference in sweeping terms. FEC filings show AIPAC PAC contributions and earmarked donations to Friends of Schumer; OpenSecrets’ broader “pro-Israel” category has been reported at roughly $1.7 million over his career through 2024.
Those figures are not all direct AIPAC checks. The site labels direct, earmarked, outside-spending, and broader-interest totals separately.
West Bank
Condemnation without a material condition.
In 2026 Schumer led a letter urging Netanyahu to stop settler violence. UN OCHA meanwhile documented more than 6,700 Palestinians displaced since January 2023 by settler violence and related access restrictions. The letter did not condition military aid or sales.
Trump · opposition strategy
The vote that defined the criticism of his leadership.
On March 14, 2025, Schumer voted to invoke cloture on the Republican continuing resolution, supplying one of the Democratic votes needed to advance it. He argued that a shutdown would be worse; most Senate Democrats voted no.
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