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This article centers on the legislative battle over Section 219 of the NDAA, a provision specifically designed to integrate US and Israeli defense technologies in AI, quantum computing, cyber-defense, and supply chains. The outcome highlights significant congressional friction regarding international technology alliances and the institutionalization of joint military research ecosystems. While it involves general legislation, the core subject matter is strictly defined by its focus on emerging tech domains like AI and quantum within a geopolitical context.

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Massie Loses Section 219 Fight Again , Vows No Vote on NDAA

GDELTJuly 22, 20263 min read

Rep Thomas Massie has again failed to secure a vote on an amendment to strip a controversial US-Israel defence technology provision from the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). And has vowed to oppose the entire defence bill when it reaches the House floor. The Kentucky Republican's defeat came after the House Rules Committee blocked debate on his bipartisan amendment…

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