Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu informed his Cabinet of a significant decrease in U.S. weapons deliveries for Israel's war efforts in Gaza, emphasizing the strained relationship between the two allies. Netanyahu stated that the drop occurred four months ago, with certain items arriving sporadically while the bulk of munitions remained delayed.
The escalating tensions between Israel and the U.S. have been exacerbated by disagreements over the Israeli military's actions in Gaza and the impact on civilian life. President Joe Biden's administration has held back heavy bombs since May due to concerns over civilian casualties, prompting Netanyahu to release a video in English last week to address the issue.
