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- House Republicans rammed through their $14.3 billion emergency aid for Israel package.
- While support for Israel is traditionally bipartisan, Democrats were largely aghast over the bill.
- Democrats took particular issue with the GOP's insistence to cut funding for the IRS to pay for the bill.
House Republicans on Thursday passed their $14.3 billion package for emergency military aid to Israel that controversially cuts funding that Democrats passed to go after tax dodgers that is unlikely to become law.