The Senate Resolution acknowledges Judea and Samaria as the ancestral homeland of the Jewish people, emphasizing their historical, biblical, and legal significance. It highlights various key events from the Hebrew Bible that are tied to these regions, such as Abraham's entry into the Land of Israel, Jacob's prophetic dream, and King David's reign. The resolution argues that the term "West Bank" is a political construct that seeks to sever the land from its Jewish roots and asserts that Israel's control over Judea and Samaria is crucial for its national security and defense.

Furthermore, the resolution formally rejects the term "West Bank" and advocates for the use of "Judea" and "Samaria" in all official state communications and documents. It asserts that the recognition of these regions aligns with international law and supports the strategic interests of the United States by promoting stability in the Middle East and affirming the historical and moral legitimacy of the Jewish connection to the land.