U.S. House Passes Resolution Condemning Iran, Majority Support Israel's Right to Respond

The resolution was approved with significant majority, though 14 lawmakers opposed citing concerns over escalating Middle East tensions.

The U.S. House of Representatives approved a resolution condemning Iran's recent missile and drone attacks on Israel, with a vote of 404-14.
13 Democrats and one Republican voted against the resolution, arguing it could escalate Middle East violence.
The resolution reaffirms Israel's right to self-defense and supports continued military and diplomatic support.
Opponents, including members of the 'Squad', expressed concerns about further U.S. involvement in regional conflicts.
The resolution also calls for full enforcement of U.S. sanctions against Iran to prevent further aggression.