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Markup includes expanded U.S. security aid for Israel and new restrictions on several U.N. bodies
Summary
The subcommittee bill fully funds U.S. security assistance to Israel and includes a series of conditions and prohibitions on funds to U.N. entities cited by majority members; Democrats argued the restrictions risk undermining U.S. engagement with international institutions.
The fiscal 2026 subcommittee bill reiterates strong, explicit support for Israel’s security and includes multiple provisions that withhold or condition U.S. funding to international organizations the majority described as not advancing U.S. interests.
Chairman Mario Diaz Balart said the bill “fully funds the United States–Israel memorandum of understanding” and provides $3.3 billion in security assistance to allow Israel “to defend herself from existential threats.” The measure also includes new language that,…
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