Marni von Wilpert

Democrat · U.S. House, California District 48

Von Wilpert has not stated a position on U.S. military aid to the government of Israel or U.S. aid to Palestinians. In February 2026 she said she would work to "strengthen the historic U.S.-Israel relationship" and fight for a two-state solution, and welcomed DMFI PAC's endorsement.

The first search found no statement or action from von Wilpert on U.S. military aid, weapons transfers to the government of Israel, or U.S. aid to Palestinians.

Accepting DMFI PAC's endorsement on February 24, 2026, she said: "In Congress, I'll work to strengthen the historic U.S.-Israel relationship that protects both nations' security" and "fight for a two-state solution essential to delivering safety, peace and dignity to Israelis, Palestinians" and the region. On March 11, 2026, in a statement to Jewish Insider (reprinted by DMFI), she said she strongly supports "Israel's right to exist as a secure, Jewish democratic state and defend itself from the real threats it faces," adding "Only when a nation feels safe and secure, can it take the necessary steps to make peace." She has endorsements from DMFI PAC and, per the same report, J Street.

As a San Diego councilmember she chaired a January 30, 2026 special committee meeting on rising antisemitism, announced expansion of the RUTH Holocaust exhibit to city libraries, and on March 17, 2026 voted with the council to adopt the IHRA definition of antisemitism (JNS).

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U.S. military aid and weapons to Israel

Characterization of the conflict

Rhetoric and lobbying

Safety and antisemitism (context, not a weapons or funding position)

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