A new report by independent outlet Zeteo alleges that the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) is lobbying against proposed U.S. legislation aimed at linking American military assistance to Israel’s compliance with a ceasefire in Gaza.
The measure, referred to as the Ceasefire Compliance Act, was introduced by Representative Sean Casten and would require the U.S. administration to monitor whether Israel is adhering to ceasefire terms. According to Zeteo, the bill would mandate restrictions on certain weapons transfers if violations are determined.
Zeteo reports that AIPAC is urging lawmakers to oppose the legislation, arguing that it could limit U.S. support for Israel during ongoing regional tensions. The outlet cited congressional sources and advocacy communications in its coverage.
As of now, there has been no widely reported public statement from AIPAC specifically addressing the bill. The organization has historically supported continued U.S. military assistance to Israel and has opposed efforts to condition or restrict such aid. The proposed legislation is part of a broader debate in Congress over U.S. policy toward Israel and the Gaza conflict.
