Blocks U.S. aid to Israel from being used for certain actions against Palestinian children and property.
This bill would stop U.S. assistance money to Israel from being used for specific actions. These include the military detention or ill-treatment of Palestinian children, the seizure of Palestinian property, or supporting the annexation of Palestinian land. It aims to ensure U.S. funds are not used for activities that violate international law. The bill would also increase reporting and oversight on how this aid is spent.
Today, U.S. security assistance to Israel can be used without specific prohibitions related to the military detention of Palestinian children, seizure of Palestinian property, or annexation of Palestinian land. After this bill, U.S. funds would be explicitly blocked from supporting these activities if they violate international law. Additionally, there would be new annual reporting requirements for the Secretary of State and the Comptroller General to track how these funds are used.
HR 7545 · 119th Congress · February 12, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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