The United States Senate's upcoming vote on disapproval of a $20bn weapons deal illustrates a significant shift in congressional dynamics regarding arms transfers to Israel.
Advocacy groups believe this vote symbolizes a critical statement against the status quo in US-Israel relations, emphasizing that support for the government must be tied to humanitarian considerations.
Hassan El-Tayyab emphasized that the very act of voting on such resolutions sends strong political signals, challenging the notion that relations can remain 'business as usual'.
The Biden administration's refusal to acknowledge Israeli actions as obstructing humanitarian aid creates a contentious backdrop for the impending Senate vote on the arms deal.
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