House Republicans are convening for a Monday evening meeting to discuss Iran’s recent attack on Israel as well as a path forward on aid for Israel and Ukraine.
House Republican leaders are convening an unusual Monday night meeting to discuss the path forward on aid to Israel and Ukraine.
Iran’s attack on Israel over the weekend prompted an outpouring of support for the Jewish nation from Republicans and Democrats, with House GOP leaders pledging to take up a host of legislative measures to support Israel.
Meanwhile, House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., has vowed to act swiftly on some kind of funding for Ukraine as Russia’s invasion continues into a third year and Kyiv finds its stores of ammunition and weapons severely depleted without more U.S. aid.
Three senior House GOP aides told Fox News Digital that they expect Ukraine and Israel funding to be topics of discussion at Monday night’s meeting. A fourth House GOP aide also confirmed they will discuss Iran’s attack.
House lawmakers on both sides of the aisle normally meet with their respective parties the morning after they begin their weekly legislative session, giving them time to arrive back in Washington from around the country.
However, the tense state of international affairs prompted Johnson to call House Republicans together for 5:30 p.m. on Monday.
Iran launched a barrage of missiles toward Israel over the weekend, the vast majority of which were intercepted.
