Washington intends to continue supplying weapons to Israel, despite the ultimatum on increased humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip. Data provided by Israeli sources.
This was reported by the Associated Press news agency.
It is clarified that the probability of the United States introducing an arms embargo against Israel remains low. According to the publication, the IDF allows at least 71 trucks carrying humanitarian aid into Gaza every day. At the same time, the United States demands to increase the number of cars to at least 350 per day until November 13.
As previously reported, Israel has implemented several initiatives to alleviate the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. According to US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller, these measures were taken after the Biden administration sent a warning letter to Israeli authorities.
Previously, Kursor wrote that the White House warned Israel about the possible imposition of an arms embargo if US demands to change tactics regarding Gaza are not met. Administration spokesman John Kirby said the letter sent to Israeli leaders was a warning and included an urgent request to ease the blockade of the Gaza Strip.
Kirby emphasized that this was not a threat, but expressed hope that such a signal would not have to be repeated.
Furthermore, Cursor already reported that the British newspaper The Guardian published a list of countries that have stopped selling weapons to Israel, while others, despite this, continue to supply weapons to our country.
