How Congress manipulates its own rules to make sure Israel still gets its weapons

This week highlighted how Congress bends its own procedural rules to ensure continued military support to Israel, demonstrating a long-standing pattern of prioritizing defense aid over internal legislative processes. This manipulation has significant implications, reinforcing a political environment where foreign policy, particularly in the Middle East, overshadows domestic legislative priorities. As political dynamics evolve, it raises questions about the future of such practices and their impact on both international relations and domestic governance.