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

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

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

It is essential for us to stand together united in our commitment to cutoff all financing to Iran's war machine.

I hope the Congress and the Administration have learned the lesson that when you are weak and when you chase sanctions relief to the leading State sponsor of terrorism, you invite aggression.

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.

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.

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.

There is no moral equivalency here. Israel is the victim. Hamas is the terrorist organization that perpetrated the greatest slaughter of Jews since the Holocaust.

People need to move away from this idea of saying that the Palestinians are not Hamas and that Hamas are not the Palestinians.

I join my colleagues in stating that a nuclear Islamic Republic of Iran is unacceptable, and is a direct threat to the United States, Israel, and other allies.