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A New Policy’s Congressional Action Network brings together constituents, experts, partners, and organizers to shape U.S. policy on Israel and Palestine through coordinated action, shared expertise, and engagement across the policymaking process.
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A NEW APPROACH TO POLICY CHANGE
Real policy change is driven by a series of small, technical decisions, not just high-profile moments. We exist to influence those decisions by combining people power with deep expertise in congressional operations and appropriations, engaging at more points in the process than traditional advocacy efforts. We focus on the granular decisions that ultimately determine real outcomes.
HOW WE GET RESULTS
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We combine insights from grassroots advocates and Capitol Hill to inform smarter, more effective advocacy. Through regular, biweekly sessions, we align strategy, share knowledge, and strengthen two-way connections between communities and experts on the Hill.
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We translate shared expertise into targeted advocacy, mobilizing constituents and partners to engage decision-makers through strategic, collective action.
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We keep pressure on Members of Congress by anticipating and engaging at every point in the policy-making process, not just after a Bill has been proposed.
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Last week, 104 Members of the U.S. House of Representatives, nearly 50% of Democrats, voted for an amendment to strip all U.S. funding for Israel from the annual State Department spending bill. Despite an unprecedented level of support, the amendment still failed, defeated by 314 Members voting against and 10 voting "present".
American support for Israel is at an all-time low, and Americans are demanding an end to unconditional aid. This vote gave Members a chance to put constituents ahead of decades of institutional pressure. The 104 Members who sided with their constituents deserve our thanks. The rest deserve accountability.
How did your Representative vote? Fill out the form here to find out – and send them the message they’ve earned.
ACTION ARCHIVE
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Constituents sent letters to their Representatives urging them to support Rep. Thomas Massie’s Amendment to the NSRP which would remove $3.3 billion in Foreign Military Financing for Israel, and prohibit any other taxpayer funding of Israel via the Bill.
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We delivered a petition with thousands of signatures to the House Armed Services Committee urging Members to strip military collaboration with Israel from the 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).
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Congressional Action Network members called Secretary Rubio, urging him to end negotiations on a new Memorandum of Understanding for U.S. security assistance to Israel.
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We thanked select members of the House Appropriations Committee who supported critical amendments to align our budget with our values.
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We urged Members of the House Appropriations Committee to support key amendments related to Israel and Palestine during the full committee markup of the SFOPS bill.
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Congressional Action Network members submitted amendment requests to their Representatives for inclusion in the State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs (SFOPS) appropriations bill (see here).
If adopted, these amendments would directly shape U.S. foreign assistance, including military funding to Israel, any conditions placed on that funding, and humanitarian aid for Palestinians.