House Republicans Sign Off on Bill Providing Aid for Israel, But not Ukraine

The move gives Speaker Johnson and House Republicans the chance to show support for Israel even though there is little chance the Senate will go along.

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A bell tower of the Saint Sophia Cathedral is seen through the destroyed Russian artillery cannon at downtown Kyiv, Ukraine. AP/Evgeniy Maloletka

House Republicans will move forward with a $17.6 billion package that provides military aid to Israel, but leaves out more help for Ukraine, underscoring the challenges facing supporters of a comprehensive national security package that would also include billions of dollars for immigration enforcement.

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