If elected, I will continue to publicly iterate my support of a peace process framework developed through negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority and I openly reject any form of an imposed solution upon the state of Israel from the international community.
Publicly support a peace process negotiated directly between Israel and the Palestinian Authority and reject imposed international solutions.
Occurrences
Evidence
Led by Rep. Zeldin, 55 House members signed the statement, including Michael Guest (MS-03), opposing the Biden administration’s plan to create an unofficial U.S. consulate to the Palestinians in Jerusalem and saying they would use every tool to stop it.
The homepage’s latest news items as of the crawl date are about a Military Academy Day advisory, a Mississippi disaster declaration letter, and H.R. 4071; none mention Israel, the Palestinian Authority, or any peace-process position in the last-lookback window.
The homepage's Latest News section shows only Memorial Day and Mississippi disaster-declaration items dated May 25, May 22, and May 20, 2026; nothing in the visible news block mentions Israel, the Palestinian Authority, or any publicly stated negotiated peace-process position in the last-lookback window.
The homepage Latest News section visible on June 24, 2026 lists only Memorial Day and Mississippi disaster items dated May 25, May 22, and May 20, 2026. In the last 3-day lookback window, it shows no official statement or action about Israel, the Palestinian Authority, or a negotiated peace process.
Assessments
Guest publicly signed a statement opposing an imposed diplomatic solution for the Palestinians in Jerusalem, which aligns with the claim’s rejection of imposed international solutions. However, the evidence does not show him publicly endorsing a negotiated peace process directly between Israel and the Palestinian Authority, so the full promise is not established.
Guest publicly signed a 2022 statement opposing an imposed diplomatic step for the Palestinians and pledging to stop it, which supports the 'reject imposed international solutions' portion of the claim. The evidence does not show him explicitly advocating a peace process negotiated directly between Israel and the Palestinian Authority, so the full promise is not established.
Guest is credited only partially because the available same-term evidence shows he publicly joined a congressional statement opposing a U.S. diplomatic move toward the Palestinians in Jerusalem, which aligns with rejecting externally imposed or unilateral diplomatic arrangements. However, the record provided does not show him publicly supporting a peace process negotiated directly between Israel and the Palestinian Authority, so the full two-part promise is not delivered.