Overview
- Sullivan called a vote to block arms for Israel a credible position and said he would support it.
- He contrasted the current landscape with 2024, saying Israel is no longer under the same multi‑front threat from groups like Hezbollah and the Houthis.
- He cited Israel abandoning a March ceasefire‑hostage negotiation, a famine in Gaza, and an absence of remaining military objectives as grounds to halt transfers.
- He said he has discussed the issue with members of Congress who are considering resolutions to curb weapons shipments.
- He warned that a continuing far‑right Israeli government would change the country’s character and should influence the U.S. relationship.