The Biden administration approved a deal to send F-15s, air-to-air missiles and munitions, but much of it won’t arrive in Israel until 2026 at the earliest.
By Kyle Melnick, The Washington PostPresident Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the Oval Office on July 25. The Biden administration announced a $20 billion weapons sale to Israel on Tuesday.
The tactical vehicles and about 50,000 mortar cartridges are expected to be delivered to Israel starting in 2026. The following year, more than 32,000 120mm tank-ammunition cartridges are estimated to arrive in Israel. Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant thanked the administration on X for approving the weapons transfers.
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