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The Congressional Monitor is a resource dedicated to tracking all proposed legislation on Palestine, Israel, and the "Arab-Israeli conflict" between the years of 2001 and 2018, offering basic facts on the legislation and a summary. In addition to a searchable database, the project also includes annual reports on US legislative activity on Palestine, which were published by the Journal of Palestine Studies and are available as open-access PDFs. This project is a useful resource for advanced researchers and beginners to the topic alike, and provides important information for research on Palestine in US policy, US-Israel relations, US foreign policy, the Arab-Israeli conflict, and US military aid to Israel from 2005-2019.
The site includes explainers on topics such as how Congress functions, the legislative process, types of resolutions, Congressional committees, foreign aid, and Congressional record keeping in its FAQ section.
