Summary

Prohibits the proposed U.S. foreign military sale to Israel described in the Administration’s Transmittal No. 24–16. The transmittal covered an additional 10,000 M107 and/or M795 155mm high‑explosive artillery projectiles plus related non‑munitions support items and services; this legislation blocks that specific sale submitted under the Arms Export Control Act. The prohibition takes effect on enactment.

• Blocks a specific proposed foreign military sale to Israel: 10,000 M107 and/or M795 155mm HE artillery projectiles plus support items/services.
• The sale was notified to Congress under the Arms Export Control Act (section 36(b)(1)) and published in the Congressional Record.
• The prohibition applies only to the transaction described in Transmittal No. 24–16; it does not amend export control law or create new spending.
• Takes effect on enactment and prevents U.S. agencies from completing the covered transfer while in force.
• Directly affects Israel (as the intended recipient), U.S. defense suppliers and the Defense Security Cooperation Agency processes.
• No appropriation or authorization of funds is included; fiscal impacts are indirect and relate to forgone foreign military sales receipts.
• Represents a congressional check on an Administration notification of a foreign military sale.
• May have diplomatic and operational implications for recipient planning and regional security considerations.