Israeli officials are aware that their dependence on U.S. arms is a critical issue, especially with the Biden administration under scrutiny for its support amid civilian casualties.
Israel's Defense Ministry is actively expanding its domestic arms industry by investing $275 million in the production of heavy bombs, reflecting a desire for self-sufficiency.
Despite concerns over civilian casualties from Israeli military actions in Gaza, the Biden administration has generally maintained its weapon supply to Israel, albeit with some delays.
Eyal Zamir stated that the recent war experience has reinforced the importance of advancing Israel's military capabilities through its own domestic production of munitions.
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