A U.S. congressional panel has rejected an amendment aimed at removing a provision from the defense budget that would enhance military integration between the U.S. and Israel. The amendment, introduced by Congressman Ro Khanna, failed in a voice vote, allowing the proposal to move forward in the House. Critics argue that the provision may obscure U.S. military aid to Israel and deepen military ties at a time of growing public discontent towards Israel’s actions.
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