Congress Blocks Vote on Restricting Military Funding to Israel After Democratic Party Debate

Congress blocks vote on restricting military funding to Israel after Democratic Party debate

Rep. Ro Khanna, co-sponsor of the bill, announced on X/Twitter that Congress had blocked the vote, despite previous reports that the House Rules Committee had marked the amendment as “Made in Order.”

House Rules Committee Rejects Effort to Stop U.S.-Israeli Military Integration

The House Rules Committee rejected an amendment to delete a section of the 2027 NDAA that would entwine the U.S. and Israeli militaries. ... The post House Rules Committee Rejects Effort to Stop U.S.-Israeli Military Integration appeared first on The New American.

'Unconscionable,' Says Khanna as House Panel Blocks Effort to Prevent Deeper US-Israeli Military Ties

"They're not even giving us a vote on the amendment," said Rep. Ro Khanna, who vowed to "continue to fight to make sure we don't compromise American sovereignty."

US congress blocks attempt to strike down US–Israel military integration

Representatives Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna have also been pushing for a vote to cut the billions in yearly military aid to Israel

Congress blocks Massie-Khanna effort to kill US-Israel integration

Congress has refused to even allow a full House vote on a provision that would pave the way for an unprecedented integration of the U.S. and Israeli military industrial complexes.The move came through the House’s Rules process for the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which determines which of the more than one-thousand proposed amendments to the defense policy bill will be publicly debated and voted upon by the full House. Unfortunatel…

Congress blocks vote on restricting military funding to Israel

The blocked vote underscores the enduring complexity of U.S.-Israel relations, potentially affecting future defense collaborations and political dynamics. The post Congress blocks vote on restricting military funding to Israel appeared first on Crypto Briefing.