Tell Congress: Reject Dangerous Anti-Israel Amendments, Strengthen U.S.-Israel Cooperation

As soon as this afternoon, Congress will vote on four amendments, including an anti-Israel amendment led by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene.

TAKE ACTION NOW and urge your House member to:

Oppose Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s (R-GA) dangerous anti-Israel amendment to end U.S. funding for lifesaving missile defense programs like Iron Dome.
Oppose Rep. Rashida Tlaib’s (D-MI) anti-Israel amendment to end the current provision banning U.S. funding to UNRWA — the organization that employs Hamas terrorists, let Hamas turn its buildings into command centers, and paid salaries of terrorists who took Israelis hostage.
Support Reps. Josh Gottheimer (D-NJ) and Andrew Garbarino’s (R-NY) pro-Israel amendment to increase U.S. funding for joint counter-drone cooperation by $5 million.
Support Reps. Ronny Jackson (R-TX) and Brad Schneider’s (D-IL) pro-Israel amendment to increase U.S. funding for joint anti-tunnel cooperation by $10 million.

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House Democrats:

Dear [Lawmaker],

The House will soon consider four amendments to this year’s Defense Appropriations bill that will impact the U.S.-Israel relationship.
First, there is Amendment #114, introduced by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, to end U.S. support for cooperative missile defense programs with Israel — including lifesaving funding for Iron Dome, David’s Sling and Arrow. I urge you to VOTE NO on this reckless amendment that will undermine U.S. national security, weaken our ally, and embolden our enemies.
This funding is strongly backed by President Trump and supports more than a thousand American jobs. The amendment mirrors an identical amendment offered by Rep. Ilhan Omar that would also have ended missile defense cooperation with Israel.
Second, I urge you to VOTE NO on Rep. Rashida Tlaib’s Amendment #303 to strike a provision in the bill barring U.S. funding to UNRWA — the organization infiltrated by Hamas and whose members and facilities played an active role in the horrific October 7 massacre. 
Third, I urge you to support pro-Israel Amendment #107, offered by Rep. Josh Gottheimer, to increase funding by $5 million for the U.S.-Israel Counter-UAS and directed energy development program.
Fourth, I urge you to support Amendment #149, offered by Rep. Ronny Jackson, to provide an additional $10 million for joint U.S.-Israel anti-tunneling programs. Both amendments restore funding levels to those adopted last year. 
Israel is on the frontlines fighting against our shared enemies in the Middle East, and continued U.S.-Israel defense cooperation is vital to advancing our mutual security interests, staying ahead of our shared enemies, and keeping Americans and Israelis safe.

The House will soon consider four amendments to this year’s Defense Appropriations bill that will impact the U.S.-Israel relationship.

First, there is Amendment #114, introduced by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, to end U.S. support for cooperative missile defense programs with Israel — including lifesaving funding for Iron Dome, David’s Sling and Arrow. I urge you to VOTE NO on this reckless amendment that will undermine U.S. national security, weaken our ally, and embolden our enemies.

This lifesaving funding supports more than a thousand American jobs and fulfills the terms of President Obama’s 10-year U.S.-Israel MOU on Security Assistance. 

Second, I urge you to VOTE NO on Rep. Rashida Tlaib’s Amendment #303 to strike a provision in the bill barring U.S. funding to UNRWA — the organization infiltrated by Hamas and whose members and facilities played an active role in the horrific October 7 massacre. 

Third, I urge you to support pro-Israel Amendment #107, offered by Rep. Josh Gottheimer, to increase funding by $5 million for the U.S.-Israel Counter-UAS and directed energy development program.

Fourth, I urge you to support Amendment #149, offered by Rep. Ronny Jackson, to provide an additional $10 million for joint U.S.-Israel anti-tunneling programs. Both amendments restore funding levels to those adopted last year. 

Israel is on the frontlines fighting against our shared enemies in the Middle East, and continued U.S.-Israel defense cooperation is vital to advancing our mutual security interests, staying ahead of our shared enemies, and keeping Americans and Israelis safe.

Sincerely,
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