The US House of Representatives has approved a series of bills aimed at increasing financial pressure on Iran. The decisions were made in response to the unprecedented missile attack on Israeli territory, according to The Hill. Three separate bills were brought to a vote on Monday, April 15, under a suspension of the rules – an expedited process requiring support from two-thirds of the representatives to pass and allowing for immediate voting on the House floor. The bills are primarily aimed at imposing financial sanctions against Iran, those who support it, and its network of trusted individu…