The Biden administration plans to sell $8 billion in arms to Israel, aimed at bolstering its long-term security, despite calls for an arms embargo.
U.S. policy has largely remained unchanged in providing Israel with immense military support, reinforcing its right to defend itself as outlined in international law.
The arms deal includes munitions such as air-to-air missiles and artillery shells, essential for Israel's sustained military engagement in the ongoing conflict.
While urging Hamas for a ceasefire, Biden's administration faces criticism for the mounting civilian casualties in Gaza amidst continued military support for Israel.
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