Summary

Prohibits a proposed U.S. foreign military sale of D9R and D9T Caterpillar bulldozers to the Government of Israel and bars all associated spare parts, technical support, inspections, and logistics services described in Transmittal No. 24–38 (published March 3, 2025). The measure prevents the U.S. from completing that specific Arms Export Control Act notification and supplying the listed equipment and services to Israel under that transmittal.

• Directly prohibits a proposed U.S. foreign military sale of D9R and D9T Caterpillar bulldozers to the Government of Israel.
• Includes all associated spare parts, technical support, inspections, and logistics services tied to Transmittal No. 24–38.
• Relies on the Arms Export Control Act notification (Transmittal No. 24–38 published March 3, 2025) as the description of the prohibited package.
• Is narrowly targeted to the specific equipment and services listed in that transmittal, not a broad change to arms‑transfer law.
• Affects U.S. agencies that process FMS transactions, the defense suppliers who would deliver the equipment, and the foreign recipient named in the transmittal.
• Does not appropriate funds or establish a new program; it operates as a prohibition on a discrete proposed transaction.
• Could have diplomatic and operational effects given the role of heavy armored engineering equipment in military and security operations.
• Leaves open other sales or transmittals not described in Transmittal No. 24–38; it does not impose a blanket ban on similar equipment to other recipients.