This House resolution says the House supports Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plan to move the United States–Israel relationship from traditional military aid toward mutual defense cooperation and joint economic investment. The text praises Israel's role in joint military operations against Iran (naming Operation Rising Lion, Operation Midnight Hammer, and Operation Epic Fury) and calls for a new memorandum of understanding to replace traditional U.S. military assistance with joint codevelopment, coproduction, and mutual investment. It also condemns the global rise of antisemitism.
The resolution expresses the House's view and urges support for negotiating a new U.S.–Israel framework of joint defense and investment. No publicly available information on direct changes to individual rights or services is included in the text.
The resolution itself does not include a budget or spending changes in the text. It notes that the United States currently provides about $3,800,000,000 per year in direct military assistance under a 2016 memorandum of understanding, totaling $38,000,000,000 through 2028. The Israeli Prime Minister is reported in the text to propose reducing Israel's reliance on the financial component of U.S. military assistance to 0 over the next 10 years. No publicly available information in the resolution provides projected federal cost savings or new expenditures from replacing assistance with joint investments.
Supporters in the resolution argue that the U.S. and Israel share strong democratic values and strategic interests. They say replacing traditional aid with joint investment and codevelopment would strengthen both countries' military capabilities, support defense industry cooperation, and create economic opportunities. The resolution thanks Israel for partnership in military operations against Iran and condemns the rise of antisemitism.
No publicly available information on opposition or objections is included in the text of the resolution.