Israel’s security is our security and Israel’s values are our values – and will continue to safeguard the critical bipartisan consensus on the U.S.-Israel relationship.
Continue to safeguard the critical bipartisan consensus on the U.S.-Israel relationship.
Occurrences
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Evidence
“This bipartisan bill puts American leadership front and center,” said Ranking Member Frankel. ... The package includes numerous priorities Rep. Frankel fought to include. Specifically, the bill: ... Supports our strategic alliances with Israel, Jordan, and Taiwan.
“The Israel-Hamas hostage release and ceasefire agreement ... is the culmination of sustained diplomatic efforts and the steadfast, bipartisan commitment of the United States to Israel’s security and strategic interests.
Rep. Frankel introduced the resolution alongside Reps. Mario Díaz-Balart (R-FL-26), Kathy Manning (D-NC-06), and Jen Kiggans (R-VA-02), with 200 total co-sponsors from both sides of the aisle. ... “The U.S. Congress stands in strong, bipartisan solidarity with the victims of terrorism and sexual violence.”
Congresswoman Frankel is an active member of numerous congressional caucuses ... Through these caucuses, she collaborates with both Democratic and Republican colleagues ... * Bipartisan Women, Peace, and Security Caucus (Co-Chair) ... * Congressional Hellenic Israel Alliance
The Congressional Record for January 14, 2026 includes Lois Frankel’s remarks and House proceedings where Israel is mentioned in the context of bipartisan support and foreign assistance.
Assessments
The promise is broad and process-oriented: to continue safeguarding bipartisan consensus on the U.S.-Israel relationship. The evidence shows Frankel remained actively engaged in bipartisan, pro-Israel work during the current term, including helping lead a FY26 national security and State funding bill that explicitly supports strategic alliances with Israel, and previously introducing or backing bipartisan Israel-related resolutions with substantial cross-party support. That demonstrates meaningful effort and some concrete follow-through. However, the record provided does not establish that she herself definitively preserved the overall bipartisan consensus as an achieved outcome; it mostly shows participation, advocacy, and legislative support rather than a clearly measurable fulfilled end state. Because the claim is ongoing and difficult to prove as fully delivered from the available evidence, partial credit is the best fit.