That—
the House of Representatives—
reaffirms United States law and annual appropriations legislation routinely containing conditions, limitations, and restrictions on United States assistance and cooperation to the Palestinian Authority;
reaffirms the United States commitment to a sustainable democratic framework for peace decided through direct negotiations between Israeli and Palestinian leadership, without the interference of Hamas, in keeping with United States commitments to democracy, freedom, and the rights of peoples of all faiths and religions; and
calls on the United States Department of State to work closely with European partners and allies to support the simultaneous implementation of all necessary measures on suspending multilateral assistance and security cooperation to the Palestinian Authority; and
it is the sense of the House of Representatives that—
since Hamas and Fatah have unified, regardless of the unity government being made up of technocrats from Hamas and Fatah, the Secretary of State should, if the unity government is not dissolved, designate the Palestinian Authority and such unity government as a foreign terrorist organization, and redesignate the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) as a foreign terrorist organization; and
it is in the national security interests of the United States and its allies and partners that the following objectives and conditions should be achieved with respect to the Palestinian Authority, including—
the Palestinian Authority dissolving the unity government with Hamas, a long designated a foreign terrorist organization, and for the Palestinian Authority to immediately renounce violence, outlaw terrorist groups, and re-enter into bilateral negotiations with the State of Israel;
the Palestinian Authority formally and publically issuing recognition of “the Jewish state of Israel’s right to exist” and accepting previous Israeli-Palestinian agreements, and ending all anti-United States incitement, as well as, anti-Israel incitement, such as the BDS (Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions) movement against Israel;
repealing the Law of the Prisoner and abolishing the Ministry of Prisoners and programs of such Ministry relating to compensation and recognition of convicted terrorists and those of whom that have been released;
rescinding the names and the naming of public institutions and civil projects, such as schools, streets, sports teams, and children camps after convicted terrorist and murders;
ending all efforts to circumvent the statehood process at the United Nations, including applications and memberships to international institutions outside direct negotiations with Israel;
enacting reforms to advance religious freedom, and recognition for all religions and ethnicities, ensuring the freedom of speech, the press, and political assembly, and reforming to open the political process through fair and responsible elections without any influence or participation by Hamas; and
abiding by all United States laws on foreign assistance to the Palestinian Authority.