The House of Representatives passed its Fiscal Year 2027 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which includes key provisions that strengthen the U.S.-Israel defense partnership.

The House of Representatives voted to fully fund $3.3 billion in lifesaving security assistance to Israel, overcoming a dangerous amendment that would have stripped all the resources for Israel from the NSRP appropriations bill.

AIPAC mourns the passing of Senator Lindsey Graham, a great friend and true champion of the U.S.-Israel relationship.

Today, Lebanon took a big step toward reclaiming its sovereignty from Hezbollah and living in peace with its Israeli neighbor. This step toward peace was made possible by strong American support for Israel.

The announced MOU kicks off a new 60-day window for talks. AIPAC looks forward to learning the full details of the framework for these negotiations, including whether the deal preserves the sovereign right of our democratic ally Israel to respond to the security threats it confronts.

AIPAC applauds the House Armed Services Committee for including Section 224, the United States‑Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative, and other pro‑Israel provisions in its National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2027.

We applaud President Trump and Secretary Rubio for their tireless work with our ally Israel to broker this ceasefire. This historic agreement between Israel and Lebanon makes clear that the obstacle to peace unequivocally remains Hezbollah and its backers in Iran.

Under President Trump's leadership, and through the courageous actions of American servicemembers—including our 13 fallen heroes—and their Israeli counterparts, the senior leadership of a regime that has terrorized the world and its own people met its just demise.

AIPAC applauds the House of Representatives for passing the bipartisan Enhanced Iran Sanctions Act (H.R. 1422) with broad support.

The United States has launched a decisive action against the terror-supporting regime in Iran.