US House Expected to Vote This Week on Amendment to Cancel Security Aid to Israel

The US House of Representatives is expected to vote this week on an amendment seeking to cancel the annual security aid package to Israel, according to reports. The amendment's chances of passage are considered low due to broad Republican support for Israel, and even if it clears the House it faces strong opposition in the Senate.

An amendment to cancel the annual US security aid package to Israel is expected to come to a vote in the House of Representatives this week. The proposed measure faces significant hurdles: Republican lawmakers broadly support continued aid to Israel, and even if it passes the House, it is expected to face strong opposition in the Senate. The outcome will be closely watched in Jerusalem.

2 developments

1. 17:45 · 15 JulLatest

   Amendment vote expected this week; passage considered unlikely.

2. 17:52 · 14 Jul

   US House to Discuss Bill Canceling $3.3 Billion Security Aid to Israel

• Confirmed20:50 · 16 JulMore Than Half of House Democrats Vote to Cut $3.3 Billion in Israel Aid
• Developing09:33 · 30 JulLiberman: Israel must prepare for cessation of US aid
• Developing17:20 · 15 JulReport: New Democratic Consensus Forms Against Israel Aid, Arms Sales Now Questioned
• Developing08:33 · 18 JulAIPAC Reportedly Halts Donations to Democrats Who Voted Against Israel Aid

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