US House Approves $900 Billion Defense Bill with Funds for Ukraine and Israel

The US House of Representatives has passed the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), a $900 billion bill outlining Pentagon policies. The legislation was approved in a 312–112 vote and now moves to the Senate for consideration. Key provisions include $400 million in aid for Ukraine as part of the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative and the repeal of Caesar sanctions on Syria under the former regime of Bashar al Assad. Additionally, the bill allocates $600 million for Israel, supporting joint missile defense initiatives such as the Iron Dome system. The 3,086-page bill also emphasizes a range of defense and security measures, marking a significant step in US military funding and international support.