ACT NOW: Thank Reps. Raskin and Ivey on Vote to Oppose $3.3 Billion Military Aid to Israel, Demand Accountability from the Rest
On July 15, 2026, Congress took a historic vote on the Massie amendment. For the first time in modern history, 104 members of the U.S. House of Representatives - including Maryland Representatives Jamie Raskin and Glenn Ivey - voted to oppose an additional $3.3 billion in military aid to Israel.
This moment did not happen by accident. It is the result of nearly three years of sustained advocacy by people of conscience who have demanded a foreign policy rooted in human rights, accountability, and justice.
But six members of Maryland's congressional delegation either voted against the amendment or failed to support it. Their votes and their silence are consequential.
ACT NOW to THANK Reps. Raskin and Ivey for their moral courage and to URGE the remaining members of Maryland's delegation to listen to their constituents and reconsider their support for unconditional military aid to a genocidal, apartheid state.
History will remember where they stood during this defining chapter. It's our responsibility to make sure they hear loudly and clearly from we the people who they represent.
TAKE ACTION TODAY and SHARE this letter campaign with your networks. Together, let's tell Maryland's congressional delegation:
- We thank Reps. Jamie Raskin and Glenn Ivey for voting to block an additional $3.3 billion in military aid to Israel.
- Marylanders expect our elected officials to uphold human rights and international law.
- Unconditional military aid in the face of genocide, apartheid and immense civilian suffering is unacceptable.
- Future votes on military assistance, humanitarian protections, and accountability measures matter, and we are paying attention.
Our movement is growing. Our voices are being heard. We will continue organizing, advocating, and building momentum until our nation's policies reflect the values of justice, compassion, and human dignity, including for Palestinians.
