This resolution supports the June 2025 U.S. strike on Iranian nuclear facilities and says the United States should prevent Iran from building a nuclear weapon. It supports Israel’s right to defend itself and calls for continued U.S.-Israel defense coordination, including replenishing missile defense systems. It also urges the United Kingdom, France, and Germany to press Iran to deescalate and return to negotiations. The resolution states that diplomacy is preferred, with force used only when needed to protect U.S. and allied security.
If adopted, this resolution would state the House’s position on Iran, Israel, and U.S. foreign policy. It does not set requirements or benefits for individuals.
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The resolution argues that Iran’s nuclear program and regional actions threaten the United States and its allies. It praises the U.S. strike as a step that disrupted Iran’s nuclear program and supports continued pressure and diplomacy.
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