President Biden signed a military aid package worth $95 billion to arm Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan, stressing the significance of supporting allies. He highlighted the immediate start of shipments to Ukraine and reiterated unwavering support for Israel amid criticism.
Biden emphasized the urgency of the aid for Ukraine, which makes up nearly two-thirds of the total package, in its battle against Russian forces. The bill also includes $9 billion for humanitarian assistance globally, with $1 billion designated for Gaza.
Despite facing criticism from the left for aiding Israel in its conflict against Hamas, Biden underscored the importance of ensuring aid reaches Palestinians in Gaza promptly. The House and Senate approved the aid package after Republican opposition.
The aid package for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan aims to strengthen allies and address immediate military and humanitarian needs. Biden's commitment to Israel's security is unwavering, with a significant portion of the aid directed towards humanitarian efforts.
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