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Zionist Occupied Government – US House rejects bid to remove US-Israel military integration from defense bill

June 5, 2026

The US House of Representatives on Thursday rejected an amendment that sought to remove a provision from the annual defense bill aimed at integrating American and Israeli military forces to an unprecedented degree.

Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) introduced the amendment to strip Section 224 from the bill and drew a sharp contrast between the scale of Israeli and American power.

“The American people are tired of the arrogance and insolence of (Israeli) Prime Minister (Benjamin) Netanyahu telling America what we should do,” Khanna said on the House floor.

“The entire country of Israel has a GDP that is less than a single town in my district, yet somehow Netanyahu thinks he can tell the American people what we should do.”

“If you think we should do more for Israel, you should be against my amendment,” he said.

House Armed Services Committee REJECTS Ro Khanna’s Amendment to REMOVE Section 224 from the NDAA

I’m sharing the whole clip so you all can see for yourselves that these Israel Lobby bought lawmakers DID NOT LISTEN TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

WE DO NOT WANT TIES WITH ISRAEL. https://t.co/CVpN4FAt5m pic.twitter.com/CrVSs4PpOM

— GenXGirl (@GenXGirl1994) June 4, 2026

The US-Israel Defense Partnership Act creates an open door for handing America’s tech crown to Israel, on US taxpayer’s dime

Check out my new article dissecting Israel’s latest scheme. I create a video version for those who prefer audio to reading. pic.twitter.com/UwP20VUvMe

— GenXGirl (@GenXGirl1994) December 20, 2025

‼️BREAKING: Prime Minister Netanyahu to U.S. Member of Congress: Thank you for endorsing "MY PLAN" for US defense cooperation… pic.twitter.com/Y6eWszniTy

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Nothing to thank for, you paid for it with the money you got from the US taxpayers. pic.twitter.com/FybNbvB0r8

— Ignatius van Zyl (@naasvzyl) June 3, 2026

Marlin Stutzman returned to Congress last year after an 8 year break following his failed bid for the Senate in 2016.

Presumably in an attempt to make up for lost time Stutzman has decided to prostrate himself on the alter of Zionism as he sells out his country for peanuts and… https://t.co/d1qOITVg4D pic.twitter.com/rcmuK69SSk

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House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mike Rogers dismissed concerns over foreign influence, saying the “claims that this provision somehow cedes authority to a foreign government are simply ridiculous.”

Ranking Member Adam Smith acknowledged frustrations with Netanyahu while defending the provision. “I strongly disagree with the notion that this is Congress just bowing to what Netanyahu wants,” Smith said. “This is to our benefit.”

Only Rep. Sarah Jacobs (D-CA) joined Khanna. The amendment failed in a voice vote.

“If any other country in the world had been credibly accused of violating US and international law again and again, of killing tens of thousands of civilians of blocking food and medicine from reaching a starving population, we would not be moving to deepen and permanently expand our military tides with them,” Jacobs said ahead of the vote.

The measure, known as Section 224 of the FY2027 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), requires the secretary of defense to designate an “executive agent” responsible for synchronizing cooperative efforts between the US and Israel, including bilateral defense technology research, development, testing, evaluation, integration, and industrial cooperation.

It also calls for joint ventures, licensing agreements, and co-production manufacturing partnerships with Israeli industry as well as joint training exercises and information-sharing mechanisms.

The amendment came as a recent polls showed that the US public sympathy for Israel has hit a historic low following Tel Aviv’s two-year genocidal war on Gaza, which killed nearly 73,000 Palestinians and injured more than 173,000, most of them women and children, according to Palestinian figures.