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Rep. Pat Ryan co-sponsored HR 3565 on July 15, 2026 — 420 days after introduction, 78 members after the first signature, and after nearly three years of Hudson Valley constituents demanding it. It is the first bill restricting weapons to Israel he has ever co-sponsored.

Ryan voted for the Massie amendment stripping $3.3 billion in Foreign Military Financing for Israel, then told AIPAC Tracker he's rejecting AIPAC's endorsement and returning its money — a break from his 100% pro-Israel voting record since 2023.

After advocacy group For the Many called out $93,300 in donations from Palantir employees — including CEO Alex Karp — Ryan pledged to reject future ICE contractor contributions and donate prior funds to immigrant nonprofits. His team has not yet identified the groups or amounts.

Rep. Pat Ryan co-sponsored HR 3045 on December 23, 2025 — 239 days after introduction and 43 days after reaching 100 cosponsors. He still has not co-sponsored HR 3565, the Block the Bombs Act.

Every major claim in Ryan's form letter to Gaza constituents directly contradicts his documented voting record. A line-by-line fact-check reveals the pattern of deception.

As Ryan led the crowd in declaring 'Liberty and Justice for ALL,' constituents shouted back: 'But not for Palestinians!' Ryan voted to sanction the ICC for prosecuting Netanyahu just months earlier.

Ryan became an original co-sponsor of H.Res.795 within hours of its introduction. HR 3565, the Block the Bombs Act, has been waiting since May — 55 Democratic colleagues already signed on. 64 of 65 co-sponsors have AIPAC funding.

Over 24 months, Ryan voted for $26+ billion in weapons, censured the only Palestinian-American congresswoman, protected Netanyahu from war crimes prosecution, and refused every bill providing Palestinian relief.

After 366 petition signatures and months of constituent pressure, Rep. Ryan said he's 'getting there' on HR 3565 but declined to commit — despite 47 Democratic colleagues already co-sponsoring the Block the Bombs Act.