The U.S. government recently approved a substantial military sales package worth $7.4 billion to Israel, including critical munitions and Hellfire missiles. This decision proceeded despite a request from Democratic lawmakers for further review and transparency, highlighting a contentious debate on arms sales policies. Representative Gregory Meeks criticized the move, asserting it disregards the traditionally collaborative process between Congress and the executive branch regarding military sales, revealing ongoing tensions in U.S.-Israel relations and Congressional oversight.
The U.S. government has approved $7.4 billion in military sales to Israel, including $6.75 billion in munitions, despite calls from Democratic lawmakers for a pause.
Democratic Representative Gregory Meeks criticized the arms sales decision, stating it undermined congressional review of major weapons and demonstrated a lack of respect for Congress.
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