Ceasefire Compliance Act of 2026

This bill would require the Secretary of State to report to Congress every 90 days on whether Israel is meeting ten conditions related to the October 10, 2025, Gaza ceasefire. The conditions include allowing humanitarian aid into Gaza, not forcing civilians to leave, not annexing land in Gaza or the West Bank, and preventing settler attacks on Palestinians. If Israel is found in violation of any condition, the U.S. could not sell or transfer U.S. weapons to Israel for use in the West Bank or Gaza, and previously provided weapons could not be used there. A monitoring group would check whether U.S. weapons are used in those areas; if they are, all U.S. weapons sales to Israel would stop unless the President issues a national security waiver. Missile defense support, such as Iron Dome, and humanitarian aid for Gaza would not be limited, and the law would end after 5 years.

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Sponsors

• Sean Casten Democrat sponsor
• 55 cosponsors