House Speaker Mike Johnson declares a House vote next week on a $17.6 billion standalone aid package for Israel, excluding Ukraine.

The proposed aid package focuses on missile defense, countering short-range threats, advanced weapons procurement, and munitions production enhancement, along with funding for U.S. military operations in the Middle East.

The bill aims for rapid approval by eliminating previous offsets that led to partisan disputes.

The White House criticizes the move as a cynical maneuver, reflecting tension between legislative branches.

Despite expected quick passage in the House, the Senate's support for the bill remains uncertain due to prior reluctance and the absence of offsets.