2024: Schweikert Voted For The Emergency Supplemental Appropriations For Israel Defense And Security Funding As Well As Humanitarian Aid To Gaza. In April 2024, Schweikert voted for , according to Congressional Quarterly, "the bill that would provide a total of $26.4 billion in emergency aid to Israel, of which $16.6 billion is designated for defense and security funding. It would provide $13 billion for the Defense Department to respond to ongoing situations in the Middle East, which includes $5.2 billion for Israeli missile defense systems. It also would appropriate $2.4 billion to support increased U.S. military operations and support in the Middle East in response to ongoing conflicts in the region. It would provide $3.6 billion in bilateral security assistance for Israel and $3.5 billion for grants, loans and loan guarantees for Israel to purchase weapons systems and other defense equipment and services through the Foreign Military Financing program. It also would provide $9.2 billion for humanitarian aid programs to help address the crisis in the Gaza Strip and help other vulnerable populations." The vote was on passage. The House passed the bill by a vote of 366 to 58. [House Vote 152, 4/20/24; Congressional Quarterly, 4/20/24; Congressional Actions, H.R. 8034]
2025: Schweikert Voted To Sanction The International Criminal Court For Indicting Israel. In January 2025, Schweikert voted for , according to Congressional Quarterly, "the bill that would require the president to impose U.S. property blocking and visa sanctions on International Criminal Court officials and others involved with bringing indictments against certain "protected" persons, including Israeli and U.S. officials. Under the measure, sanctions could include the denial or revocation of visas to enter the U.S., asset freezes on property in the U.S., and restrictions on transactions in financial, securities and currency markets. Protected individuals would include U.S. persons (explicitly including current or former members of the U.S. military and elected or appointed U.S. officials) unless the U.S. provides formal consent to ICC jurisdiction over genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity and the crime of aggression. Citizens or lawful residents of U.S. allies who have not consented to ICC jurisdiction (such as Israeli officials) also would be considered protected individuals. It also would rescind funds appropriated and made available for the ICC, effective on the date of the bill's enactment. It also would prohibit future appropriations to the ICC." The House passed the bill by a vote of 243 to 140. [House Vote 7, 1/9/25; Congressional Quarterly, 1/9/25; Congressional Actions, H.R. 23]
2024: Schweikert Voted To Impose Sanctions On International Criminal Court Officials That Bring Indictments Against U.S. And Israeli Officials. In June 2024, Schweikert voted for , according to Congressional Quarterly, "the bill that would require the president to impose sanctions on International Criminal Court officials and others involved with bringing ICC indictments against certain 'protected' persons, including Israeli and U.S. officials. Under the measure, sanctions could include the denial or revocation of visas to enter the U.S., asset freezes on property in the U.S., and restrictions on transactions in financial, securities and currency markets. Protected persons would include U.S. persons (explicitly including current and former members of the U.S. military and elected and appointed U.S. officials), as well as citizens of U.S. allies who are not party to the ICC (such as Israeli officials). It would rescind funds appropriated and made available for the ICC, effective on the date of the bill's enactment. It also would prohibit future appropriations to the ICC." The vote was on passage. The House passed the bill by a vote of 247 to 155. [House Vote 242, 6/4/24; Congressional Quarterly, 6/4/24; Congressional Actions, H.R. 8282]
2024: Schweikert Effectively Voted To Oppose One-Sided Pressure On Israel Regarding Gaza. In April 2024, Schweikert voted for , according to Congressional Quarterly, "the rule (H Res 1137) that would provide for floor consideration of [...] the resolution (H Res 1117) opposing efforts to place one-sided pressure on Israel with respect to Gaza[...]. The rule would provide for up to one hour of debate on HR 529, H Res 1112, H Res 1117 and HR 7888." The vote was on the rule. The House adopted the rule by a vote of 213 to 208. [House Vote 113, 4/12/24; Congressional Quarterly, 4/12/24; Congressional Actions, H.Res. 1117; Congressional Actions, H.Res. 1137]
2023: Schweikert Voted For A Resolution To Reaffirm U.S. Support Of Israel And To Condemn Hamas. In October 2023, according to Congressional Quarterly, Schweikert voted for the "motion to suspend the rules and agree to the resolution that would reaffirm Israel's right to self defense, condemn Hamas' war against Israel and call on other countries to do the same. The resolution also calls for Hamas to cease violent attacks, safely release all living hostages and return the bodies of deceased hostages. The resolution would also reaffirm the United States' commitment to Israel's security and condemn Iran's support for terrorist groups, including Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad. The resolution would also urge enforcement of U.S. sanctions against Iran to prevent Iran's funding of terrorist groups." The vote was on the adoption of the resolution. The House agreed to the resolution by a vote of 412 to 10. [House Vote 528, 10/25/23; Congressional Quarterly, 10/25/23; Congressional Actions, H.Res. 771]