This Senate resolution states that the United States should not use military personnel, military assets, or funds to take over Gaza. It also says there is no congressional authorization for U.S. military force in Gaza. The resolution was referred to the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations.
If adopted, the resolution would express the Senate’s view against using U.S. military forces or funds to take over Gaza. It does not describe a direct change to individuals’ rights or services.
The resolution does not set out specific costs. It opposes using U.S. funds for a military operation to take over Gaza.
The resolution cites Palestinian self-determination, the risk of a prolonged U.S. military deployment, and concerns about regional relations and security as reasons not to take over Gaza.
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