Amid escalating tensions between Hezbollah and Israel, President-elect Donald Trump has promised to lift all restrictions and delays on the supply of military equipment and ammunition to Israel immediately after his inauguration, Israeli Channel 12 News reports.The assurance from Trump’s team came as Israel is considering a 60-day cease-fire with Hezbollah, which would provide a window until Trump takes office and implements the promised changes.Sources indicate that this commitment from Trump’s administration clarifies Israel’s willingness to temporarily halt military actions, with the understanding that support will resume without delay once Trump is in office.Currently, U.S. restrictions include an embargo on a certain weapons shipment and limitations on various combat-related equipment, even if they do not involve explosive ordnance. This embargo has impacted Israel’s defense capabilities, especially as the military now contends with active fronts in both Lebanon and Gaza, requiring strict control over ammunition and supply use.This pledge to lift all military supply restrictions, starting from Trump’s first day in office, would allow Israel to replenish its stockpiles and alleviate current constraints. With the 60-day cease-fire, Israel aims to temporarily suspend hostilities until the new administration takes office, enabling a resumption of full military operations if necessary, without the existing limitations.
Related Posts
US Surgeon Breaks Down Reading Stories From Gaza Doctors As Hamas, Israel Talk Ceasefire | Lebanon
US paediatric surgeon Dr Tanya Haj-Hassan broke down in tears at a UN hearing as she recounted stories from her medical colleagues in Gaza about […]
Netanyahu Cites ‘Iran Threat’ After Ceasefire With Hezbollah, Trump Plans Maximum Pressure on Tehran
Israeli prime minister listed three main reasons to pursue a ceasefire with Lebanese militant group Hezbollah. According to Netanyahu, cessation of hostilities in Lebanon will […]
7 Of Mumbai Family Killed In House Fire Due To Short Circuit, Probe Underway
The blaze, caused by a short circuit, rapidly spread while victims were asleep