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 barring the transfer of the weapons, guidance kits, fuzes, and related support services listed in Transmittal No. 24–13. The transmittal was submitted to Congress under the Arms Export Control Act and publicly recorded in February 2025. The measure directly prevents that particular arms package from being completed or delivered as described in the transmittal, affecting the recipient government, U.S. suppliers and contractors, and agencies that administer foreign military sales.

• The measure forbids the specific weapons, guidance kits, fuzes, and related support services listed in Transmittal No. 24–13 from being sold to Israel.
• The transmittal referenced was submitted to Congress under the Arms Export Control Act and published in the Congressional Record on Feb 10, 2025.
• The prohibition applies only to the enumerated items and services in that transmittal, not to broader arms-export policy.
• U.S. agencies must withhold approvals and actions that would enable the described transfer if the prohibition is enacted.
• U.S. defense contractors and suppliers identified with the transmittal could face halted contracts or delayed deliveries.
• The action may affect Israel's planned acquisition and operational integration of the listed systems.
• Blocking a narrowly defined FMS transmittal creates a legal precedent for Congress to stop individual foreign military sales.
• Diplomatic and regional security consequences could follow from preventing this specific transfer.