If we are going to get into listing the preconditions that should be necessary, the most important preconditions that aren't included but should be: one is recognizing Israel's right to exist as a Jewish State; two, ensuring a…

The ability to arrive at a two-State solution still seems to be very, very difficult.

If you meddle with an American election from overseas, there are going to be consequences.

The challenges... with regards to Israel and the West Bank, the Palestinians, have been vexing issues for decades.

This legislation cultivates the relationship between the United States and Israel.

I believe that cooperation between us is critical to peace in the Indo-Pacific and counterbalancing China's ambitions.

Congress has also grown increasingly concerned by Prime Minister Netanyahu's decision to build a coalition with the extreme far right of Israeli politics for support.

It is critical that our three nations are able to work together. We have too many urgent national security concerns not to do so.

The most important danger for Israel that can come in this country is making support for it partisan.

You can be a neutral arbiter without sacrificing being an honest broker.

I would hope, Mr. Chairman, you would take me up on this offer.

The response so far to the Russian interference on our elections has been negligible.

We assess Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered an influence campaign in 2016 aimed at the U.S. Presidential election.

if you meddle with an American election from overseas, there are going to be consequences.

I think not enough has been done to hold accountable those who stuck their noses in our elections in 2016.

I urge both countries to find a way forward which restores their ability to cooperate with each other and with us.

Israel remains our most important ally in the Middle East and I will work every day to make sure that Israel will continue to thrive as a Jewish and democratic State.

This resolution is basically a watered down--respectfully, it is a watered down version of the resolution that we will be considering in a bit.

It is a moment to stand up and to tell the world, Republican, Democrat, Independent, it does not matter, as Americans, we will not tolerate interference in an American Presidential election by a foreign adversary.

I disagreed with certain aspects of President Obama's foreign policy as it related to Israel, specifically, but what was of huge concern to me was what happened after the November 2016 election.

I oppose my friend's amendment and I urge all members to do the same.

I agree with the intelligence community that Russia attempted to alter the outcome of the 2016 Presidential election.

This resolution calls for the United States to offer a peace plan, consistent with previous United States proposals.

I am grateful to Mr. Lowenthal for his introduction of H.R. 326, which reaffirms the longstanding bipartisan commitment to achieving a two-State solution.

Let me thank Mr. McCaul, and it is a pleasure to work with him on matters like this. I yield 2 minutes to the gentleman from California (Mr. Correa).