I think Mike Pence had it right when in the day after the invasion from Gaza said this is what happens when Republican leaders call for a retreat of the United States on the world stage.

Let's vote for it. It says what I think we all agree, and that is, we must make sure that Iran does not have a nuclear weapon.

It is a disgusting, antisemitic, anti-Israel double standard.

The stability and the prosperity of our partnership brings to the region convinced Arab nations to take the unprecedented steps of normalizing relations with Israel, a farsighted and courageous decision that is already unleashing pent-up…

I nevertheless welcome the commitment of Representative Wilson and many other members on this committee on both sides of the aisle.

And that's why I have introduced my bipartisan resolution to State clearly, with no caveats, that it is the policy of the United States that a nuclear Iran is not acceptable.

I am working on a bipartisan basis on this piece of legislation.

Hamas is not just committed to wiping a country off the earth, they are committed to wiping its people off the earth.

We must ensure that Iran has no money with which to fund extremist groups that destabilize the Middle East and the world.

The resolution States that Iran must not be able to obtain a nuclear weapon under any circumstances, and the United States must use all means necessary to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.

This is a moment of moral clarity. Hamas has shown us exactly who they are.

Now, as Israel responds in self-defense, the United States stands strongly with our friend and ally as it protects itself from Iran-backed terrorism.

We believe firmly that it is congressional imperative for us to recapture that constitutional authority.

I am also deeply concerned by the notion that we would restrict the freedom of movement of the American people.

We want our sanctions and hostage affairs officials focused on freezing assets and freeing Americans, not necessarily box checking exercises.

Not a single dollar of the six billion has moved.

I must also note my concern that some of the messages sent in this bill risk undermining our key partners.

There can be no cease-fire with a terrorist organization while they are holding 200 hostages.