House Aid Vote Turns the Democratic Break With Israel Into a Roll Call

Today’s lead: a House vote exposed a historic break over the U.S.–Israel alliance: 103 Democrats backed an amendment eliminating $3.3 billion in annual aid, and the political fallout is now reaching members’ donor relationships.

Also tracking: the small-dollar infrastructure powering anti-Israel candidates, a DSA platform endorsing a Palestinian “right to resist”, and polling showing nearly one-third of younger Americans view Jews as a threat to national unity.

In the wire: pressure on Rep. Adam Smith, congressional scrutiny of a planned Mamdani-administration meeting with Iran’s U.N. ambassador, and Arab concern that any Iran deal must cover Tehran’s proxies.