Jared is 100% committed to continuing U.S. military assistance to Israel; keeping the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem; and strengthening economic, diplomatic and military ties with Israel. He is a staunch fighter against the BDS movement and will work to stop antisemitism in all its forms.
Jared Moskowitz will continue U.S. military assistance to Israel, keep the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem, strengthen ties with Israel, and fight antisemitism.
Occurrences
Moskowitz supports continuing U.S. military assistance to Israel and keeping the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem. As a staunch opponent of the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement, Jared will work to combat antisemitism in all its forms and strengthen economic, diplomatic, and military ties with Israel.
Our message was clear then and now: never should it be acceptable for students to feel unsafe walking to their classes simply because they’re Jewish, and it is imperative that we continue to fight antisemitism in every way, shape, and form, on both sides of the aisle.
I’m leading this bipartisan group of lawmakers to crack down on pay-to-slay martyr payments and stop them at their source. Through our PLO and PA Terror Payments Accountability Act, Congress will send a clear, bipartisan message... this bill will hold accountable those who are involved in it.
Evidence
"The United States remains committed to Israel's security and regional stability. Moskowitz supports continuing U.S. military assistance to Israel and keeping the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem..."
Moskowitz led nine colleagues in a letter urging the Speaker to keep the House in session as military operations involving Iran continued, saying the House must remain responsive while events in the Middle East rapidly escalated.
Assessments
Official House issue material and a March 2026 congressional letter show Moskowitz continued advocating for U.S.-Israel military support, the Jerusalem embassy, stronger ties, and antisemitism efforts, but the evidence here does not show a concrete policy outcome he personally secured. This is best treated as partial credit for ongoing advocacy rather than full delivery.
The evidence shows Moskowitz continued to publicly support the promised positions and took congressional action related to Middle East security and Israel-facing policy during his federal term. However, the record provided does not show that he personally delivered a discrete policy outcome such as enactment or preservation through a decisive legislative/executive action; several elements, especially keeping the embassy in Jerusalem and ongoing military assistance, are continuing federal policies not clearly attributable to him. This merits partial credit for active support and advocacy, not full delivery.