weapons

 (L-R): US President Joe Biden, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

US resumes arms shipments to Israel, including 500-pound bombs - WSJ report

According to reports, the bombs "are in the process of being shipped" and could arrive in Israel in coming weeks.

US nuclear missile program to be years behind schedule, over budget, Pentagon says

The US has set up a new program to replace its ageing intercontinental ballistic missiles.

By REUTERS
08/07/2024

Tracking Iran’s weapons route into the West Bank

The route is intended to flood the West Bank with weaponry, and by so doing, to eventually make this area a third front in the ongoing long war against Israel. 

IDF eliminates dozens of terrorists, locates weapons near school, clinic in Shejaia

In the morning, the IDF announced that over the past day, soldiers had located a weapons storage facility also within a school compound in Shejaia.

Russia drops new deadly glide bomb as hopes for Ukraine ceasefire snag

The FAB-3000 reportedly packs nearly a ton and a half of explosives, according to the Independent. It is a modified munition inspired by early designs used in the Soviet era. 

26/06/2024

Defense Ministry signs order to purchase munition fuzes from Sderot company

CEO of the ministry Maj.-Gen. (res.) Eyal Zamir signed the acquisition order. 

IDF drone strike kills Hamas weapons supplier Ayman Ratma

The organization Jamaa Islamiya, a branch of the Muslim Brotherhood in Lebanon, has been involved in several attacks against Israel since the beginning of the war.

Jordanian police say they discover explosives stored in residential apartment

Most of the clandestine flow of arms into the country has been bound for the neighboring West Bank, Jordanian officials say.

By REUTERS
22/06/2024

Netanyahu: US arms critical to defeating Hamas, deterring Hezbollah

The Israeli prime minister highlighted Israel's supply of arms as being crucial to its success in defeating Hamas and preventing war with Hezbollah.

Senator Tom Cotton calls Biden's delay of weapons to Israel 'bureaucratic sleight-of-hand'

Cotton's letter was sparked by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's accusation that the Biden administration deliberately prevented the shipment of weapons to Israel. 

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