It brings all of the strategic defense initiatives of import under the mandate of "collaborative programs". This means formalizing deeper cooperation and integration across emerging and existing domains, including counter-drone systems, missile and air defense, quantum computing, AI and autonomous systems, cyber and electronic warfare, directed energy, and defense industrial base co-production, while facilitating pathways from R&D into procurement.. So instead of delivering to Israel via military aid, Israelis will be involved in development and scaling out (including partnership in manufacturing etc.). At that point, there would be no way to take the Israelis out of the ideation, development and scale loop. On top of that, the bill includes an "Executive Agent" (a likely ideological Zionist appointee) who will be hammering the need for this into generals and the likes at the Pentagon.
"U.S.-Israel Defense Ties: The House Chairman's Mark features a controversial provision (Section 224) that would create a cooperative initiative to rapidly integrate Israeli-manufactured technology into U.S. military programs of record. "
The above is a bi-directional program, it would allow Israel to potentially restrict sharing technology (if push came to shove) on systems developed by the US to even third parties. Lot's of implications.
I recently travelled to Amreeka and in the suburbs of Washington DC saw a large building with the sign of Rafael Systems. The encroachment seems to have already begun.
