We The People are American workers, parents, teachers, doctors, small-business owners, veterans, retirees, students, artists and taxpayers. We work hard, pay our taxes, raise our families, and build our communities. We expect our government to work for the American people and be accountable to us.

Yet millions of Americans struggle to afford healthcare, housing, education, childcare, groceries, and other basic necessities. Families are burdened by debt, infrastructure is deteriorating, and the cost of living continues to strain household budgets. Too often, we are told there simply isn’t enough money to meet these needs.

But billions of dollars continue to flow to Israel.

Every year, the United States commits billions of taxpayer dollars and American public funds to Israel, investing funding into Israeli families while American families struggle with medical bills, soaring cost of living, and the rising cost of raising children.

Israel provides universal healthcare coverage, childcare subsidies, and monthly child allowances, thanks to U.S. support. American families deserve to ask: Why are our hard-earned tax dollars sustaining Israeli way-of-life and violence that devastates Palestinian families while the needs of American families remain unmet?

We The People deserve to know where our money is going, whose interests our government serves, and Israel's role in bribing and influencing our policies and politicians.

American public opinion is changing. A May 2026 Pew poll showed that 62% of U.S. adults viewed the Israeli government unfavorably. Elected officials must listen to the people they represent and ensure that U.S. policy—domestic and foreign—reflects democratic accountability and the public interest.

Our government should answer to the American people—not a foreign powers or interests that place their priorities above our own.

We The People reject the use of American public funds to support Israel's atrocities. We The People do not want our money financing the destruction of Palestinian lives, and we do not want it done in our name.

We The People call on Congress and the President to end U.S. support for Israel and to redirect public resources toward the needs of American families. We The People should not be made complicit in crimes abroad while being told that there is not enough to care for people at home.

Not with our money. Not in our name.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, DEMANDS

1. PUT AMERICAN FAMILIES FIRST.

Address the needs of American communities — including healthcare, housing, education, infrastructure, food security and retirement security — instead of pouring billions of dollars into Israel.

2. TELL AMERICANS WHERE OUR MONEY GOES.

Provide a full public accounting of U.S. taxpayer funding, military assistance, contracts and other government support provided to Israel. Americans should also be able to see when public funds, pension investments or government institutions are financing foreign-government debt or other foreign interests.

3. HOLD OUR POLITICIANS ACCOUNTABLE.

Elected officials should explain to their constituents why they support U.S. policies toward Israel and disclose the political and financial interests that shape those decisions. Our politicians work for the American people. They should answer to us.

4. PROTECT OUR RIGHT TO SPEAK OUT.

Americans must be free to criticize Israel, protest U.S. policy, boycott Israeli institutions and demand an end to U.S. support without political, professional or financial retaliation. No foreign government should be above criticism in America.

5. STOP FUNDING GENOCIDE.

Stop using U.S. taxpayer money to support Israel's destruction of Palestinian lives and communities.

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The We The People petition is launching alongside the 2026 Freedom Convoy 2026, a grassroots, 3,500-mile journey from Los Angeles to Washington DC (16-26 October 2026), opposing U.S. support for Israel and exposing Israeli and Zionist influences on the U.S. Ahead of the midterm elections, as American families struggle with the rising costs of healthcare, childcare, and housing, the Convoy calls for prioritizing American communities and ending taxpayer funding that contributes to Palestinian suffering. Print copies of the We The People petition will be presented to U.S. Senators and Congresspeople on 26 October 2026 at the arrival of the convoy at the U.S. Capitol in Washington DC. Learn more: www.freedomconvoyusa.org.