In May, the United States stopped the supply of Israel's weapons after an offensive to the city of Rafach in the Gaza Sector. However, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyaga urged the United States to restore these supplies and appealed to the Secretary of State Anthony Blinken with a corresponding request.
Netanyaga noted that the termination of supply has undermined Israel's possibility to contain militants, but stressed that the country would continue to defend themselves with any means that he has at his disposal.
According to Israeli government sources, the United States has already relieved restrictions and will in the near future supply additional weapons.
It should be noted that on June 5, Israel announced a new military campaign against Hamas in the center of Gaza before the negotiations between the US and Katar to complete the ceasefire agreement.
However, on June 16, the Israeli army announced the introduction of "tactical pauses" in hostilities to provide humanitarian assistance to the population of the Gaza Sector.
