Berlin announced last week that it will end its partial weapons freeze on Israel that was put in place in August over concerns about the IDF’s massacres inside Gaza, and said it will now approve new weapons shipments after a “case-by-case review process,” according to a report.
Maj. Gen. Tomer Bar, the head of the Israeli Air Force, met with top officers at an airbase last week and said preventing Iranian weapons from reaching Hezbollah was the top priority as the IDF continues its aerial terror campaign in Lebanon.
Derrick Johnson, the head of the NAACP, the black civil rights group, called on the White House last week to indefinitely suspend weapon transfers to Israel amid its ongoing genocide in Gaza...
Former President Donald Trump attacked U.S. President Joe Biden last week for threatening to withhold certain weapons from Israel if it invades Rafah.
U.S. President Joe Biden said in an interview on Saturday that he’ll never leave Israel’s side, despite saying earlier that a ground invasion in Rafah was a red line because of the human toll it would take in Gaza.