A bill to prohibit aid that would benefit Hamas, to place restrictions on funding for United Nations entities that are led by countries that support terrorism, and for other purposes.

This legislation aims to tighten controls on how United States foreign assistance is distributed. It specifically proposes a prohibition on any aid that could potentially benefit Hamas, a group designated by the U.S. government as a terrorist organization. By establishing these restrictions, the bill seeks to ensure that American taxpayer dollars are not inadvertently used to support the group's activities or infrastructure.

Additionally, the bill proposes new restrictions on financial contributions to United Nations entities. Under this proposal, the U.S. would limit or withhold funding for U.N. organizations if they are led by representatives from countries officially recognized as supporters of terrorism. If enacted, this could lead to a significant shift in how the U.S. engages with international bodies and may result in reduced funding for certain global programs depending on the leadership of those organizations.