Press Release: Brad Schneider and Congressional Jewish Caucus Urge Rubio to Keep Holocaust Issues Envoy Office Separate
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Congressional Jewish Caucus urges Rubio to keep the Holocaust issues envoy office independent and permanently staffed by a career diplomat.
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Lawmakers urge Rubio to keep Holocaust office separate: Members of the Congressional Jewish Caucus, led by Reps. Brad Schneider and Jerrold Nadler, called on Secretary of State Marco Rubio to keep the Special Envoy for Holocaust Issues as a distinct office within the State Department and not merge it with the office that monitors antisemitism.
Letter says office has a distinct role: The letter says the Holocaust issues office has focused on restitution, compensation, recovery of Nazi-looted property, and Holocaust remembrance since 1999, while the antisemitism envoy has a different mandate. The lawmakers asked for a senior career diplomat to fill the role, saying continuity is important as survivor numbers decline.
Support cited from Jewish organizations: The release says the letter was also backed by several Jewish organizations and signed by a group of Democratic lawmakers, including Jake Auchincloss, Becca Balint, Suzanne Bonamici, Steve Cohen, Lois Frankel, Dan Goldman, Josh Gottheimer, Sara Jacobs, Greg Landsman, Mike Levin, Jared Moskowitz, Jamie Raskin, Jan Schakowsky, Kim Schrier, Eugene Vindman and Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
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