The U.S. Senate is currently grappling with significant pressure to block arms sales to Israel, sparked by a wave of protests and a growing progressive movement within the Democratic Party. Prominent figures such as Bernie Sanders are advocating for resolutions aimed at stopping offensive U.S. military aid, citing U.S. complicity in the situation in Gaza. In response, the White House has urged Democrats to reject these progressive initiatives, while a faction within Congress debates the ethical implications of continuing military support. Pro-Palestinian demonstrations have intensified, with numerous activists arrested during protests in and around Senate office buildings, underscoring the urgency of the issue. Despite the backlash, many Senate Democrats have remained silent on how they will vote. As discussions continue, organizations like SEIU and J Street are rallying support for measures to halt military sales, framing the debate as one of morality versus security interests.