Overview

• In an interview on The Bulwark, Sullivan said a vote to withhold weapons from Israel is a "totally credible position" that he would support.
• He argued the case is stronger than a year ago because Israel no longer faces the same regional threats it did in 2024.
• He said Israel walked away from a cease-fire and hostage deal, and he cited a famine in Gaza as part of his rationale.
• He contended there are no serious military objectives left, describing current strikes as "bombing the rubble into rubble."
• He linked the future of U.S.-Israel ties to whether Israel's far-right government endures and acknowledged talks with members of Congress exploring resolutions to restrict arms.