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He has offered an amendment to the House bill to strip Section 219 from theNDAA.
Massie told a reporter that while support for Israel is declining, he does not believe his amendment to pass as he expects several Democrats will still favor the military merger with Israel.
???????????????? Massie says he's moving to strip military integration with Israel out of the defense bill:
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) July 14, 2026
"What's even more concerning is Section 219 in the NDAA, which is going to start co-mingling our military supply chains and technology with Israel's.
It doesn't make sense to do…
Good summary. Although Democrat party leadership publicly opposes my amendment striking $3 billion of foreign aid to Israel, I still expect several Democrats will vote for it. https://t.co/kHSgigfaFS
— Thomas Massie (@RepThomasMassie) July 15, 2026