Trump’s new $2.8 BILLION arms deal for Israel, including 40,000 MASSIVE one-ton bombs, has prompted outrage worldwide. And together, we’re going to stop it.

The sale is already facing resistance in Congress thanks to widespread public pressure. First a Democrat in the House announced a hold on the sale — and then a key senator withheld her approval of the sale, citing concerns about how the weapons would be used.
That’s progress. But a hold alone won’t stop this deal — we need to keep up the pressure.
Take action: Tell Congress to pass a Joint Resolution of Disapproval (JRD) to BLOCK Trump’s $2.8 billion bomb sale to Israel.

Despite the "ceasefire", the reality is Israel continues to carry out strikes in Gaza, killing on average one child each day.
But instead of scaling back our arms transfers, Trump’s latest arms transfer would be one of the LARGEST in U.S. history, REWARDING the Israeli government’s ongoing assault on Gaza and the West Bank.
Thanks to public pressure, more and more Democratic lawmakers are stepping forward to oppose these sales. In April 2026, more than three dozen Senate Democrats voted to block arms sales to Israel. Now we need to grow that number even more to actually stop this deal.
Lawmakers need to know that people across the country are watching — and that they cannot ignore the growing demand for the U.S. to stop enabling genocide. When lawmakers step up, we have to have their backs. And when others stay silent, we have to turn up the pressure.
That means flooding congressional offices with messages, amplifying the lawmakers who are taking action, and making sure our representatives understand that we expect them to use every tool available to stop this sale.
And when the vote is finally scheduled, we’ll be there — ready to make our voices heard in the critical hours and days before Congress decides.
Send your message now: Tell your representatives to support a Joint Resolution of Disapproval and BLOCK Trump’s $2.8 billion bomb sale to Israel.
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