Israel’s military is escalating its genocidal attacks on 1.5 million Palestinian refugees trapped in Rafah, including 610,000 children who’ve been living in makeshift tents, without food, clean water, sanitation, or medicine.

Displaced multiple times by thousands of U.S. bombs in the past 7 months, Rafah’s refugees have been continually pushed southward to so-called “safe zones.” Now they’re in the southernmost part of Gaza and there is nowhere safe to go.

Nearly 80% of civilian infrastructure in Gaza has been destroyed. There are no universities left in Gaza. Multiple mass graves have been uncovered at several hospitals that Israeli forces have recently withdrawn from, including hundreds of bodies found with their hands tied behind their backs.

With U.S. bombs and tax dollars, Israel’s apartheid regime has killed more than 35,000 Palestinians in Gaza in the past 7 months—including over 14,000 children.

Human rights groups have documented the Israeli government’s violations of international law since October, including intentionally starving Palestinian civilians, targeting and killing over 100 journalists, dropping white phosphorus in Gaza and Lebanon, and killing aid workers and healthcare workers in Gaza and Lebanon.

Despite these atrocities and Prime Minister Netanyahu’s warnings that he would invade Rafah, most Members of Congress just voted to send the Israeli military over $14 billion, with absolutely no conditions on upholding human rights. Meanwhile, the Biden administration has continued to shield Israel's government from accountability.

Too many lawmakers would rather condemn anti-genocide protesters than condemn—or try to stop—these horrific war crimes. It’s time for them to listen to the vast majority of Americans who are speaking up to save lives.

Sign on now to tell Congress and President Biden: End all U.S. military funding for the Israeli apartheid regime and push for an immediate and permanent ceasefire, which includes a complete withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza as well as the release of all hostages and those arbitrarily detained.