When I return, I will continue to do so.
I will continue to protect and defend Israel, including pushing to move the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem and guaranteeing American security assistance.
Occurrences
Evidence
Tenney's current official Israel Plan says she is focused on supporting Israel, ensuring the United States stands with Israel, preserving Israel's right to defend itself, and advancing related legislation. The page lists her work on a U.S.-Israel defense partnership bill, a terror-payments accountability bill, anti-BDS contracting restrictions, and a letter urging recognition of Israel's claim to Judea and Samaria.
Congress.gov shows H.R.1229 was introduced on February 12, 2025, and remains only introduced. The bill would increase defense-related cooperation between the United States and Israel, including a cooperative program to develop counter-drone technologies and an office in Israel for the Defense Innovation Unit.
Congress.gov lists Claudia Tenney as the sponsor of H.R.3050, introduced April 28, 2025. The bill is still only introduced and was referred to committee. It would bar the federal government from contracting with entities that support anti-Israel boycott activity.
Assessments
Tenney has clearly continued pro-Israel advocacy in office and has sponsored Israel-related legislation in the current Congress, including bills tied to defense cooperation and anti-boycott policy. That supports the promise's general 'protect and defend Israel' posture and shows meaningful effort on the security-assistance component. But the cited measures have not been enacted, and the evidence does not show that she herself delivered a new guarantee of U.S. security assistance. The embassy move to Jerusalem was accomplished years earlier by other federal officials, so it cannot be credited here as her delivered outcome. On this record, the promise shows substantial same-term effort and some policy advancement, but not full fulfillment.