To provide for a limitation on the transfer of defense articles and defense services to Israel.

This bill would block the U.S. from selling or sending certain bombs and related military services to Israel unless strict conditions are met. It lists specific weapons—such as BLU‑109 “bunker buster” bombs, MK80 series bombs, GBU‑39 small diameter bombs, JDAM and SPICE kits, 120mm tank rounds, and 155mm artillery shells, including white phosphorus—covered by the limit. The transfer could only happen if a new law clearly states how these items may be used and if Israel gives written promises to use them only for those stated purposes and in line with U.S. laws and international humanitarian and human rights standards.

Key points:

• Who is affected: U.S. agencies involved in arms transfers, the Israeli government, and communities in conflict areas where these weapons might be used.
• What changes: No transfer of the listed weapons or related services unless Congress passes a law specifying permitted uses and Israel provides written assurances to follow those limits and international standards.
• When: The restrictions would apply once this bill becomes law; transfers are blocked unless the conditions are met.