The proposal would cover 40,000 bombs and revive delivery of 2,000‑pound shells paused over civilian casualty concerns. Credit: Image: france24.com via source article · All rights reserved
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The U.S. administration is reportedly preparing a $2.8 billion arms package for Israel[1]
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The Trump administration is reportedly preparing a $2.8 billion arms package for Israel, including 40,000 bombs and reviving deliveries of 2 000‑pound bombs that had been paused over concerns about civilian casualties.[1]
Context of the Conflict
The proposal comes as Israeli forces continue strikes in Gaza, notwithstanding a ceasefire that was agreed upon in October.[1]
Reinstating 2,000‑Pound Bombs
The resumption of these heavy ordnance deliveries represents a shift from earlier U.S. policy that had paused them due to fears of collateral damage to civilian populations.[1]
Political Implications
The package, if approved, would mark a significant renewal of U.S. military support to Israel amid ongoing hostilities in Gaza.[1]
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