Stop Israel's integration into the US military
Every year Congress passes one big military bill. This year's has a section that ties US troops, planning and weapons supply to Israel's military for the long haul. A small group from the House and Senate is writing the final version right now, and they can take that section out.
Decision: Dec 10, 2026
The basics
What is going on
What is this bill? Every year Congress passes one big bill that sets what the US military does and buys. In Washington it is called the NDAA. The House and the Senate each passed their own version this summer, and a small group from both sides is now merging them into one final text.
What is the integration section? Both versions carry a section (number 219 in the House version, 1217 in the Senate version) that orders the Pentagon to plan, train and stock weapons jointly with Israel's military, as a standing arrangement rather than a one-off. In plain terms, it makes Israel's wars the US military's job by default.
Why call now? The group writing the final text can drop the section, keep it, or reword it. Once they file it, each chamber gets one yes-or-no vote on the whole bill with no changes allowed. Staff count calls from home while the text is being written, so a call this week can still move it. After filing, the only move left is a no vote on the whole bill.
What we are asking for
The final military bill comes out without the Israel integration section. If it stays in, your representative and senators vote no on the whole bill.
Who makes the call, and when
A small group of House and Senate members writing the final bill, then every member of Congress on the final vote
Decision Dec 10, 2026 · window closes Dec 31, 2026
Your move
What you can do
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Ask your member to get the Israel integration section taken out of the military bill, and to vote no on the bill if it stays in.
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