Providing for congressional disapproval of the proposed foreign military sale to Israel of certain defense articles and services.

Summary

Prohibits a specific proposed foreign military sale to Israel by blocking approval of the package transmitted under the Arms Export Control Act and published February 10, 2025. The prohibition covers a defined list of weapons, guidance kits, fuzes, munitions, and associated support items identified in the transmittal, preventing U.S. authorization of that sale.

• Directly prohibits approval of a specific proposed foreign military sale package to Israel transmitted under the Arms Export Control Act and published Feb 10, 2025.
• The prohibition applies only to the items listed in that transmittal (missiles, guidance kits, fuzes, munitions, and specified support items).
• The measure is narrowly targeted to a single transmittal and does not overhaul U.S. arms export law or create a wide policy change.
• Implementation details for administrative follow-up (contracts, licenses, or replacements) are not described and would follow existing executive-branch procedures.
• The prohibition affects Israel's planned acquisition, U.S. defense suppliers tied to the sale, and U.S. foreign policy choices regarding arms transfers.
• No funding, tax, or broad regulatory changes are included in the text.
• The action is likely to have diplomatic and regional security implications beyond its narrow legal effect.