This bill, known as the "Stand with Israel Act," proposes to amend the United Nations Participation Act of 1945. Its primary purpose is to establish a clear prohibition on the use of U.S. federal funds for contributions to the United Nations and its various associated entities. Specifically, the legislation mandates that no funds from the Department of State or any other federal agency may be provided to any UN fund, program, specialized agency, or related entity that expels, downgrades, or suspends Israel's membership . This prohibition also applies if an entity otherwise restricts Israel's participation , preventing it from engaging fully and equivalently with other member states.
This bill, known as the "Stand with Israel Act," proposes to amend the United Nations Participation Act of 1945. Its primary purpose is to establish a clear prohibition on the use of U.S. federal funds for contributions to the United Nations and its various associated entities. Specifically, the legislation mandates that no funds from the Department of State or any other federal agency may be provided to any UN fund, program, specialized agency, or related entity that expels, downgrades, or suspends Israel's membership . This prohibition also applies if an entity otherwise restricts Israel's participation , preventing it from engaging fully and equivalently with other member states.