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Dozens of NGOs Urge US Congress to Halt Expanded Military Cooperation with Israel
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First reported by Panet · 6 hours ago
What happened
More than fifty NGOs have urged U.S. Congress to remove a provision expanding military cooperation with Israel from the defense budget, citing growing divergence of interests and shifting American public opinion. The fate of the clause depends on the final budget agreement between the House and Senate.
- 01Over 50 NGOs asked U.S. Congress to remove expanded military cooperation with Israel from the defense budget.
- 02Groups cite growing divergence of interests and dangerous integration in defense technology.
- 03One group, Jewish-Palestinian Alliance of Oregon, defended Hezbollah in its letter.
- 04Previous attempts to block the provision failed; proponents cite innovation benefits.
- 05NGOs claim U.S. public opinion is increasingly against unconditional support for Israel.
- 06The final decision awaits agreement between the House and Senate on the budget.
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