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US House Narrowly Passes $1.15 Trillion Defense Policy Bill Including Expanded Israel Cooperation
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By עידן קוולר
First reported by Ynet · Jul 22, 2026
What happened
The US House passed a $1.15 trillion defense bill narrowly, including a controversial provision expanding US-Israel defense technology cooperation. The bill faces uncertainty in the Senate. Separately, a resolution was introduced to prepare for a new US-Israel partnership model post-2028, reflecting Netanyahu’s recent stance.
- 01US House approves $1.15 trillion defense policy bill by a narrow 216-212 vote.
- 02Bill includes a disputed provision expanding US-Israel defense technology cooperation.
- 03Democrats largely opposed the Israel clause and US military actions in Iran.
- 04Seven Republicans opposed the Israel provision, but some Democrats supported it.
- 05Bill now moves to the Senate, where its approval is uncertain.
- 06Rep. Marlin Stutzman proposed a resolution to prepare for new US-Israel relations after 2028.
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