Trump admin plans $2.8B arms deal with Israel
The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump announced its readiness to sign a missile deal worth $2.8 billion with Israel, including the supply of heavy bombs weighing 2,000 pounds (approximately 907 kilograms) each. These are among the largest conventional munitions in the U.S. arsenal, known for their ability to penetrate fortifications, concrete, and facilities. This deal comes as part of ongoing U.S. military support for Israel, despite concerns over their potential use in densely populated areas, especially in Gaza, which has sparked widespread controversy. Washington continues to strengthen its defense cooperation with Israel through the stockpiling of heavy explosives.
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