US lawmakers are doubling efforts to prevent the ability of US companies to do business with Iran, which continues to finance and spread terror throughout the world.

US Congress is again rallying to support Israel against boycotts, especially after the EU recently published guidelines that require the labeling of products made in Israeli communities in Judea and Samaria and the Golan Heights.

Following a US House resolution declaring that Obama has broken US law by not giving Congress access to Iran's side agreements, US Rep Peter Roskam said the House must "pursue legal action against Obama for blatant disregard for the law."

The US House of Representatives declared the Obama administration broke the law by not providing Congress with the texts of agreements between the IAEA and Iran.

The debate on the Iran deal in Congress is heating up as representatives takes sides in opposition or support of the nuclear deal with Iran.

The US Senate approved a trade bill that includes measures against European efforts to boycott Israel, and which now goes to President Obama to sign.

Under a proposed new bill, the US would be required to pressure European trade partners to reject economic isolation of Israel.