No Military Partnership With Israel: Reject NDAA Section 224

I demand that you reject Section 224 of the FY2027 NDAA completely and without delay. This section is not “cooperation.” It is an attempt to deepen U.S.-Israel military integration through joint weapons development, co-production, information-sharing, AI, cyber, autonomous systems, joint training, data fusion, and defense industrial-base partnerships. That is unacceptable. The American people have demanded an end to U.S. military aid to Israel. Congress must not respond by replacing direct aid with something even worse: a permanent military partnership with a state committing genocide, apartheid, occupation, siege, forced displacement, and repeated violations of international law. No weapons. No co-production. No joint military research. No intelligence or data-sharing. No military-industrial partnership. No economic reward for genocide. The vast majority of Americans oppose continuing unrestricted weapons transfers to Israel. Congress knows this. Section 224 appears designed to move support for Israel deeper into Pentagon bureaucracy and the defense industry, where it will be harder for the public to track and oppose. If any country should be sanctioned, it is Israel. Congress should be imposing an arms embargo, ending military cooperation, suspending diplomatic cover, restricting trade privileges, and holding Israeli officials accountable — not rewarding them with deeper access to U.S. military systems. Reject Section 224 in full. Do not amend it. Do not “improve” it. Remove it completely. Any member who supports this section is choosing Israeli militarism and defense-contractor profits over human rights, international law, and the will of the American people. I expect you to oppose Section 224 publicly and vote against any NDAA that includes it.