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"In the end, I know the difference between right and wrong," Stacy Gilbert told HuffPost in her first interview since resigning.
The reported findings would legally require the White House to suspend military assistance to Israel, whose offensive in Gaza nears seven months.
White House spokesman John Kirby said last month such probes are not occurring, but sources tell HuffPost U.S. officials have been assessing Israel's possible international law violations for months.
A task force on preventing atrocities did not meet until two weeks into the war, and officials say department leaders are telling them their expertise won't affect policy.
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Morale is low, and some staffers are preparing to formally express their opposition to President Joe Biden's approach, officials told HuffPost.
Josh Paul, who spent a decade in State's bureau overseeing arms sales, exclusively spoke with HuffPost after quitting over the U.S. approach to the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken praised the summit's final declaration, despite it not explicitly condemning Russia's aggression against Ukraine.
President Joe Biden asked Gina Abercrombie-Winstanley to reform an agency known as pale, male and Yale. But diplomats say not much changed.
The State Department is imploring Americans to review potential threats before making travel plans, while Texas officials urge forgoing travel to Mexico entirely.
The secretary of state spelled out the repercussions Beijing would face if it aids Russia with lethal material support.
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