The US House of Representatives rejected a proposal to cut military aid to Israel with 314 votes in favor and 104 against, but this vote highlights the growing differences within the Democratic Party over support issues in the US. The amendment was supported by 103 Democratic lawmakers and 1 Republican congressman. If passed, it would cut off billions of dollars of security aid to Israel every year, but outsiders previously thought there was almost no possibility that the amendment would be implemented into law.

The US House of Representatives rejected a proposal to cut military aid to Israel with 314 votes in favor and 104 against, but this vote highlights the growing differences within the Democratic Party over support issues in the US. The amendment was supported by 103 Democratic lawmakers and 1 Republican congressman. If passed, it would cut off billions of dollars of security aid to Israel every year, but outsiders previously thought there was almost no possibility that the amendment would be implemented into law.