This resolution congratulates the Jewish War Veterans of the United States on the 129th anniversary of its founding, acknowledging its profound commitment to veterans, the Jewish community, and the Nation. It commends the organization for its continuous service, its role in honoring military service, and its steadfast dedication to upholding the values of justice, equality, and remembrance. Founded in 1896 by Jewish Civil War veterans, the organization emerged to counter antisemitism and advocate for the equal rights and benefits of Jewish service members. Over its long history, the Jewish War Veterans has been instrumental in preserving the memory and legacy of those who served, including through the National Museum of American Jewish Military History, and has consistently advocated for policies benefiting all veterans, such as healthcare and educational benefits. The resolution further highlights the organization's tireless efforts to combat antisemitism and promote tolerance, from leading protests against Nazi Germany in the 1930s to its ongoing work in Holocaust education and remembrance. The House of Representatives affirms the critical importance of their mission in ensuring that the sacrifices of veterans and the lessons of history are never forgotten, encouraging their continued success in combating hate and bigotry while promoting patriotism and the rights of all veterans.