House Passes NDAA With Israeli Takeover Provision, Bill Now Goes To Senate

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The House of Representatives passed the 2027 National Defense Authorization Act on Wednesday. The bill still includes the provision which merges the Israeli military into the U.S. military. The NDAA now goes to the Senate where there is still a chance for the Israeli merger provision to be stripped out.

“The House approved H.R. 8800 on Roll Call 267 by a vote of 219-206. Republicans voted 213-1 in favor, while Democrats voted 5-205 in favor and opposition, respectively. One independent also voted yes,” Legis1 reported.

The Israeli takeover plan, drafted by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, was previously in Section 224 but has since been moved to Section 219.

The provision stages an effective coup by the Jewish State over Washington in what Alex Jones described as more than a marriage.

The NDAA will now go to the Senate, so Section 219 still has a chance of being removed.

“House passage sends the legislation to the Senate, where lawmakers will consider their own version of the NDAA before negotiating a final conference agreement,” Legis1 reported. “Several senators have raised concerns about the Senate NDAA that overlap with the debate surrounding Section 219, though for different reasons. Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) has been the most outspoken critic of the provision, arguing it would further institutionalize U.S.-Israel military integration and calling for it to be removed from the bill.”

On June 3 Alex Jones said that if President Donald Trump doesn’t call for the Israeli takeover provision to be removed from the NDAA, he will call for Trump’s impeachment for treason:


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