Summary

Prohibits the specific proposed foreign military sale to Israel described in Transmittal No. 24–13 submitted under the Arms Export Control Act. The prohibition covers the named munitions (for example, 2,166 GBU‑39/B SDB‑I and 2,800 MK‑82 500‑lb bomb bodies), related fuzes, bomb components, spare parts, and all U.S. government and contractor support services tied to that transmittal. The text does not state an effective date or list program dollar values.

• Directly bans the specific foreign military sale to Israel described in Transmittal No. 24–13.
• Prohibition covers named munitions, associated components, spare parts, and U.S. government/contractor support services.
• Cites the statutory submission authority (section 36(b)(1) of the Arms Export Control Act) and the Congressional Record entry.
• Text is transaction‑specific; it does not amend the underlying AECA or create a general export control change.
• No dollar amounts or effective date are provided in the legislation's text.
• Implementation would require U.S. agencies and contractors to stop activities tied to that transmittal while the prohibition stands.
• Could affect Israel’s short‑term access to the specified munitions and U.S. defense contractors’ expected work on the sale.
• Does not authorize alternate assistance, replacement sales, or offsetting appropriations.