US EditionNetanyahu again claims the US is withholding arms shipments, days after Washington denies it
- Benjamin Netanyahu accused the Biden administration of withholding weapons, claiming Secretary of State Antony Blinken assured him otherwise.
- Netanyahu defended going public about delays in weapon supply, stating private talks didn't resolve issues, mentioning sporadic arrivals but overall delays.
- The US envoy rebuked Netanyahu's claims as unproductive and untrue, sparking criticism and confusion from White House officials and sparking an uproar in Israel.
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Netanyahu claims Israel saw ‘dramatic drop’ in US arms shipments
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu repeated Sunday his claim that President Biden held back arm shipments to his country, amid a spat between the world leaders over the Israel-Hamas war. Netanyahu said that Israel saw a “dramatic drop” in U.S. arms shipments, a characterization the Biden administration has strongly denied. When the prime minster first…
Netanyahu insists that the United States is holding back weapons shipments to Israel: the White House denies it
“The basic situation has not changed,” said the Prime Minister of Israel. “Some items arrived little by little, but the great mass of weapons was left behind.”
Former inmates, human rights groups and Israeli whistleblowers reported torture and violence in the Sde Teiman camp.
Israel's top court: State must reveal conditions of Gaza detainees at Sde Teiman prison
The state will be required to address issues like medical treatment, punishment methods and cuffing conditions for Palestinians at the Sde Teiman detention facility, despite informing the High Court that it would remove all detainees from the site
The Biden administration has said it is holding back only a single shipment of large tonnage bombs that it does not want Israel to use in densely populated areas of Rafah.
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