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The House is voting TODAY on an amendment that would block $3.3 billion in military aid to Israel. 🚨

For nearly three years, the Israeli military has bombarded Gaza using weapons made and supplied by the United States, killing at least 70,000 Palestinians. Meanwhile, Israel has continued to enforce apartheid in the West Bank, bombed and invaded southern Lebanon, and helped drag the United States into war with Iran.

That’s why a growing majority of people in the U.S. support ending military funding to Israel.

This is a rare chance to get our elected representatives on the record. Will they reject funding genocide, apartheid, and war, or will they continue sending a blank check to the Israeli military?

Contact your members of Congress right now to urge them to vote YES on this amendment and block $3.3 billion in military funding to Israel.

Visit 🔗 innmvmt.org/congress 🔗 to use our email tool or comment CONGRESS to get the link directly in your DMs!

NEW! 🎞️ IfNotNow Film Club – a virtual film screening and discussion series from IfNotNow and Albi

Join us for screenings and facilitated discussions on thought-provoking films about Israel/Palestine, the U.S. Jewish experience, and the fight for shared safety for all. Each film will be followed by a facilitated discussion and opportunities to take action. Swipe for the full 2026 screening schedule.

For our inaugural screening on Tuesday, July 21, at 7:30 ET, we are thrilled to present the Sundance-winning 2025 documentary Coexistence My Ass! followed by a discussion with Executive Producer Libby Lenkinski.

Visit 🎟️ innmvmt.org/filmclub 🎟️ and donate any contribution of $10 or more to register for this virtual screening.

“COEXISTENCE, MY ASS! follows Israeli activist-comedian Noam Shuster Eliassi as she creates a comedy show by the same name. Shot over five tumultuous years, the film traces Noam’s personal, professional, and political journey in tandem with the region’s steady deterioration.

Raised in a bilingual Israeli-Palestinian village — the only intentionally integrated community in the country — Noam grows disillusioned with traditional peace activism. She pivots to stand-up and quickly attracts attention across the Middle East. But as her star rises, everything around her falls apart. With biting satire, Noam pushes her audiences to face difficult truths that aren’t always funny but do remind us that another reality is possible.”

Directed by Amber Fares. Runtime: 1h35m.