The House Resolution from the State of Vermont expresses a strong stance against apartheid and advocates for the resolution of the ongoing conflict between Palestine and Israel. It highlights the historical and cultural significance of the Levant region, emphasizing the impact of colonization and oppression on its peoples. The resolution references a 2025 report from the United Nations Human Rights Council, which accused Israeli authorities of committing acts that violate international law and suggested genocidal intent against Palestinians in Gaza. It underscores the humanitarian crises faced by the Palestinian people, including famine and lack of medical care, and calls for a commitment to human rights, justice, and peace.

In its resolution, the Vermont House affirms the belief that all individuals are born with inherent rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. It calls for a global ceasefire, the initiation of truth and reconciliation processes, and support for both Palestinians and Israelis in resolving their conflict. The resolution also reiterates Vermont's historical opposition to apartheid, referencing past actions taken to divest from apartheid states. Finally, it directs the Clerk of the House to send copies of the resolution to key political leaders, including the President of the United States and leaders of Israel and the Palestinian Authority, to advocate for these principles on a global stage.