Israel gets first shipment of bombs from US since Biden administration's halt on them
The U.S. shipped 2,000-pound bombs to Israel, making it the first shipment to the Jewish state since the Biden administration blocked them from being sent. After President Donald Trump got into office, he lifted the hold on the bombs from the Biden administration. Israel’s Defense Ministry confirmed the bombs arrived over the weekend.
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