Yes. Under the definition of ``United States assistance'' in this act, any assistance under the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 is barred. However, this definition of ``United States assistance'' explicitly carves out an exemption for ``assistance which involves the provision of food, including the monetization of food.''
Discussing the definition of 'United States assistance' in relation to the Foreign Assistance Act.
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