US Representative Calls for Passage of Block the Bombs Act to Stop US Weapon Transfers to Israel US Congresswoman Delia Ramirez urges the passage of the Block the Bombs Act, which would block the transfer of certain US offensive weapons to Israel, citing concerns over the genocide committed by Israel against Palestinians. Democratic Representative Delia Ramirez has urged the US Congress to pass her proposed "Block the Bombs Act," which aims to halt transfers of certain US offensive weapons to Israel. Ramirez asserts that Israel is committing genocide against Palestinians, paid for by American taxpayers. She cites the devastating effects of Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, which have resulted in the deaths of children and families, and the impending loss of food and assistance for half a million Palestinians.Ramirez Pushes Bill To Block Weapon TransfersRamirez emphasizes that the genocide has not ended and calls for the passage of her bill to block the transfer of specific US weapons to Israel, including bunker-busting bombs, small diameter bomb variants, and artillery ammunition. The proposed legislation comes as Israel's genocidal war on Gaza has killed more than 74,000 Palestinians and injured over 175,000 others since October 2023, with widespread destruction affecting approximately 90 percent of civilian infrastructure.The ceasefire agreement in place since October 2025 has been violated by Israel, resulting in 1,534 Palestinian deaths and 5,486 injuries. In a separate incident, Israeli forces and illegal settlers have been targeting Palestinian olive harvests across the occupied West Bank, according to a recent report. Ramirez's proposal is part of a growing international concern over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the ongoing human rights abuses committed by Israel.Actors Support Legislation Amid Free Speech ConcernsThe "Block the Bombs Act" has been met with support from leading writers, actors, and public intellectuals who are condemning the UK's anti-terror law targeting Irish author Sally Rooney. This legislation has sparked widespread criticism for its potential to restrict freedom of speech and stifle dissent. The international community is increasingly calling for action to address the ongoing human rights crisis in Gaza and the occupied West Bank.Meanwhile, the US politician has been arrested by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank, along with foreign activists, leading to further concerns over the escalating tensions in the region.