That the House of Representatives— (1) reaffirms that— (A) Food for Peace is an essential component of global food security efforts; (B) Food for Peace is an expression of the generosity and goodwill of the people of the United States toward the world’s most vulnerable populations; (C) food insecurity stems from an array of factors, including military conflict, civil strife, economic instability, underdeveloped food production and market inclusion, corruption, and natural disasters; (D) Food for Peace helps to alleviate humanitarian needs stemming from conflict and natural disasters, helps to prevent the spread of disease and malnutrition among pregnant women and children under 5 years old, and can help to counteract cycles of violence; and (E) Food for Peace contributes to the spread and strengthening of American leadership worldwide through the investment of United States foreign aid and humanitarian assistance and is therefore a key component of American foreign policy; (2) commends the Food for Peace program for helping approximately 76,000,000 people in 59 countries in fiscal year 2018, including 68,000,000 people who received $3,200,000,000 in lifesaving emergency assistance and 8,000,000 people who received $430,000,000 in resilience-building development assistance; (3) commends Food for Peace for supporting vulnerable communities around the world in coping with crises as they make their journeys to self-reliance; (4) recognizes that— (A) United States foreign assistance helps create markets for American products by reducing poverty, increasing production, and creating broadly shared wealth in developing countries; and (B) humanitarian assistance helps countries and communities recover from serious disasters, crises, and emergencies, and puts them back on the road to prosperity; and (5) calls for continued prioritization of funding for Food for Peace programs— (A) to continue the mission of fighting global food insecurity