Trump speeds up arms deals with Israel
American notifications and reports reveal a significant acceleration in arms deals and military aid provided by the Donald Trump administration to Israel since his return to the White House in January 2025, amounting to nearly $19.2 billion so far, with preparations underway for a new deal worth $2.8 billion. These agreements include supplying Israel with thousands of heavy bombs, missile systems, Apache helicopters, and combat vehicles, often utilizing emergency powers to bypass traditional congressional review procedures and expedite deliveries. This aid constitutes a substantial portion of U.S. military support to Israel, which has doubled since the start of the Israeli war against Iran, prompting criticism within the United States over the use of taxpayers' money to supply Israel with weapons, especially amid escalating conflicts in the region.
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