Kimberly Hardy

Democrat · U.S. House, North Carolina District 7

Hardy has not spoken publicly on U.S. weapons or money for the government of Israel, or on U.S. aid to Palestinians. No statement was found in source-checked research across 5 sources.

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### Rhetoric and lobbying Kimberly Hardy's involvement in Israel-related political issues has primarily occurred through her administrative role as Second Vice Chair of the North Carolina Democratic Party (NCDP):

* **October 11, 2023:** Hardy was appointed to mediate an internal NCDP dispute involving progressive party activists and Jewish Democrats over controversial anti-Israel party resolutions. She canceled the scheduled mediation session on October 11, 2023, citing media inquiries directed at state party leadership. * **November 2023:** During an NCDP Executive Committee vote regarding the formal chartering/affiliation of a proposed NCDP Jewish Caucus, Hardy was one of several state party leaders who recorded an abstention.

### Safety and antisemitism * **November 2023:** Following the NCDP Executive Committee vote in November 2023, local Jewish Democratic organizers publicly criticized Hardy and other state party leaders for abstaining on the recognition of the Jewish Caucus, arguing that leadership silence fostered an environment where antisemitism could persist unaddressed.

Beyond her participation and abstention as an officer during internal NCDP executive proceedings, there is no public record of personal policy statements or explicit public stances by Hardy regarding safety and antisemitism.

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