Contact Congress: Thank Members for Voting No on Amendment to Cut Aid to Israel

The House just rejected an anti-Israel amendment introduced by Rep. Thomas Massie that would have eliminated the $3.3 billion in U.S. security assistance to Israel.

This dangerous effort would have undermined Israel’s safety and America’s security.

TAKE 45 SECONDS: Thank members who voted NO on this amendment and express your severe disappointment in those who voted YES.

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Members who voted NO:

Members who voted YES:

Members who voted PRESENT:

Dear [Lawmaker],

As your constituent, I am very grateful you voted NO on Rep. Thomas Massie's dangerous amendment that would have cut $3.3 billion in security assistance to Israel.

Robust U.S.-Israel security cooperation is vital to advancing our mutual security interests around the world. Cutting funding for assistance to Israel would embolden our adversaries and undermine a key pillar of longtime U.S. national security policy.

Moreover, security assistance to Israel is not a “blank check.” Funding is subject to extensive congressional and administration oversight and end-use monitoring.

U.S. security assistance is a smart and cost-effective investment that helps secure our ally against mutual threats while promoting regional peace and deterrence.

This security assistance also creates jobs here in America, boosting our economy and manufacturing base.

Thank you for voting NO on Massie's amendment and supporting a strong U.S.-Israel partnership.

As your constituent, I am extremely disappointed that you voted YES on Rep. Thomas Massie's dangerous amendment that would have cut $3.3 billion in security assistance to Israel.

Your vote was damaging to America's security, Israel's safety, and the U.S.-Israel partnership.

Robust U.S.-Israel security cooperation is vital to advancing our mutual security interests around the world. Cutting funding for assistance to Israel would embolden our adversaries and undermine a key pillar of longtime U.S. national security policy.

Moreover, security assistance to Israel is not a “blank check.” Funding is subject to extensive congressional and administration oversight and end-use monitoring.

U.S. security assistance is a smart and cost-effective investment that helps secure our ally against mutual threats while promoting regional peace and deterrence.

This security assistance also creates jobs here in America, boosting our economy and manufacturing base.

I am extremely disappointed that you supported Massie's amendment and undermined the U.S.-Israel partnership.

As your constituent, I am disappointed that you voted PRESENT on Rep. Thomas Massie's dangerous amendment that would have cut $3.3 billion in security assistance to Israel.

Your vote was damaging to America's security, Israel's safety, and the U.S.-Israel partnership.

Robust U.S.-Israel security cooperation is vital to advancing our mutual security interests around the world. Cutting funding for assistance to Israel would embolden our adversaries and undermine a key pillar of longtime U.S. national security policy.

Moreover, security assistance to Israel is not a “blank check.” Funding is subject to extensive congressional and administration oversight and end-use monitoring.

U.S. security assistance is a smart and cost-effective investment that helps secure our ally against mutual threats while promoting regional peace and deterrence.

This security assistance also creates jobs here in America, boosting our economy and manufacturing base.

I am disappointed that you did not oppose Massie's amendment that would have undermined the U.S.-Israel partnership.

Sincerely,
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