House Panel Rejects Khanna Amendment to Remove U.S.-Israel Military Integration Provision from Defense Bill
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TYT Network I The Young Turks
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Summary
The House Armed Services Committee overwhelmingly rejected Rep. Ro Khanna's amendment to remove Section 224 from the National Defense Authorization Act. Section 224 would integrate key elements of U.S. and Israeli military technology and intelligence, which Khanna and critics argue compromises U.S. sovereignty and primarily benefits defense contractors. The amendment was defeated with broad bipartisan opposition.
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· 2 pulledKhanna and TYT hosts described as handing the Pentagon's keys to a foreign government.
Khanna's amendment targeted Section 224 of the National Defense Authorization Act, which he and critics say would embed Israeli forces into America's defense infrastructure while enriching defense contractors at the expense of U.S. sovereignty.
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