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House vote to cut off Israel military aid

First aired July 18, 2026 at 6:46 AM UTCLatest aired July 18, 2026 at 6:46 AM UTC

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On July 18, 103 House Democrats voted to cut off military aid to Israel, while House Democratic leadership was split: Jeffries voted no and Clark and Pelosi voted yes. The report does not say whether the House completed the vote or give its final result, so that remains open.

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Update 1Jul 18 06:46 UTC103 House Democrats — A Plurality of the Caucus — Vote to Cut $3.3 Billion in Israel Military Aid

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Update 1Jul 18 06:46 UTC
103 House Democrats — A Plurality of the Caucus — Vote to Cut $3.3 Billion in Israel Military Aid
The amendment failed. The fracture did not. Inside the vote that put House leadership on opposite sides and exposed a Democratic Party at war with itself over the Gaza war.
Still open after this report
- Whether other senior Democrats named in social-media coverage — including Steny Hoyer and Nancy Pelosi — voted yes or no; the reported Fetterman "red line" remark; and the cited Washington Post figures on Democratic voters' aid preferences.
- Whether House leadership will formalize a position before the next Israel-aid vote, or whether the July 15 result hardens into a new caucus norm.