
Hello everyone,
Please take a few minutes to CALL your Representative and Senators and insist that they STOP the major expansion of military integration with Israel that is buried in the 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).
Right now, there is a rare window of opportunity to strip this measure from the NDAA.
During the next two weeks, lawmakers will decide whether these provisions remain in the annual Pentagon spending bill. If they do, they would further deepen the integration of U.S. and Israeli military technology and industrial cooperation for years to come.
We need to make sure Congress hears from constituents before these negotiations end. Please call or write to the people who represent you and ask them to:
(1) Publicly oppose any policies seeking to merge the U.S. and Israel’s military technology infrastructure and intelligence, and sign onto Representative Ro Khanna’s letter calling for the removal of Sections 219 and 1217 from the FY27 NDAA.
(2) Block Trump’s $2.8 billion weapons shipment to Israel by introducing Joint Resolutions of Disapproval in the Senate and co-sponsoring the Block the Bombs Act in the House.
Here are the phone numbers to call:
SENATE: To date, only Sen. Bernie Sanders and Sen. Jeff Merkley have signed Ro Khanna’s letter.
Senator Tammy Baldwin
DC Office (202) 224-5653. Madison Office (608) 264-5338.
Other offices here. Send a message using her contact form here.
Senator Ron Johnson
DC Office (202) 224-5323. Madison Office (608) 240-9629.
Other offices here. Send a message using his contact form here.
HOUSE: Mark Pocan is the only WI Rep. who HAS signed on to Khanna’s letter, thank him and ask him to do more.
DC Office (202) 225-2906. Madison Office (608) 258-9800.
Send a message using his contact form here.
If these are NOT your Congress people, you can use this tool from Adalah Justice Project to call those who are.
As always, thanks for your support.
Barb O.
Background:
Video by Drop Site News
Buried in the new defense budget, a plan to merge the US and Israeli militaries (Middle East Eye)