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The article concerns a potential arms deal valued at approximately $2.8 billion involving the Israeli Occupation Army. It includes 40,000 bombs weighing around 2,000 pounds each, of the MK-84 and BLU-117 types, as well as 20,000 I-2000 Penetrator warheads. The deal also involves supplying Israel with large quantities of heavy ammunition used against fortified or large targets, which draws human rights criticisms due to the level of destruction they could cause—especially in populated areas like Gaza and Lebanon. This agreement is part of ongoing military support from the United States, facilitated through the Foreign Military Financing mechanism, and is considered a component of the U.S. military aid package worth several billion dollars. Following a pause during the Biden administration, delivery operations have now resumed. The deal underscores continued American reliance on Israel as a primary source of heavy weaponry, amid both domestic and international political support, against the backdrop of ongoing regional tensions.
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