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US House to Vote on Bill Cutting Most Annual Security Aid to Israel Amid Shifting Political Support

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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 11 hours ago

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The US House will vote on a bill to cut nearly all annual US security aid to Israel, reflecting shifting political views. While expected to fail, the measure has growing Democratic support amid calls for a reset in US-Israel relations. Key leaders oppose the cut, but some progressives back it, signaling a changing dynamic in American policy toward Israel.

01US House to vote on bill cutting nearly all $3.8 billion annual security aid to Israel.
02Bill proposes retaining only $500 million for missile defense like Iron Dome.
03Democratic Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries opposes the cut but allows free votes.
04Jeffries calls for a reset in US-Israel relations and ending direct military aid after 2028.
05Some progressive Democrats support the cut; pro-Israel Democrats and Jewish groups oppose it.
06Late Senator Lindsey Graham and US Ambassador Mike Herzog favor shifting from aid to partnership.

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