House Passes Controversial Bill to Force Weapons Delivery to Israel

Legislation seeks to overturn Biden's pause on bomb shipments, highlighting deep partisan divides over Israel-Hamas conflict

The House approved the bill with a 224-187 vote, with 16 Democrats supporting it and three Republicans opposing.
The bill aims to compel the Biden administration to deliver 3,500 bombs to Israel, paused due to concerns over civilian casualties in Rafah.
Democratic leaders argue the bill is a political maneuver, while Republicans insist it is crucial for Israel's defense.
The Biden administration has threatened to veto the bill, and the Democratic-controlled Senate is unlikely to consider it.
The conflict has intensified divisions within the Democratic Party, with moderates and progressives clashing over U.S. support for Israel.