This House resolution states that it should be U.S. policy to officially recognize that Israel committed genocide against Palestinians in Gaza. It also urges the United States to prevent and punish genocide, including by stopping certain arms transfers, supporting compliance with International Court of Justice orders, cooperating with investigations, and using its voice at the United Nations. It calls for strong funding for UNRWA to meet humanitarian needs. The resolution was referred to the House Committee on Foreign Affairs.
The resolution expresses the House’s view and urges government actions. It does not set out new requirements for individuals.
The resolution gives no cost estimate or specific funding amount. It calls for strong funding for UNRWA.
The resolution cites findings by a United Nations commission, genocide scholars, and human rights groups. It argues that the United States has legal duties to prevent and punish genocide and should take steps to meet those duties.
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