Reps. Robert Aderholt (R-Haleyville), Jerry Karl (R-Mobile) and Gary Palmer (R-Hoover) joined more than 100 other lawmakers in calling on President Joe Biden to explain why he has cut off military aid to Israel.

Biden Hospitalized The Biden administration suspended the shipment of 1,800 bombs to Israel in an interview with CNN last week, which Biden said was an attempt to stop Israel from moving forward with its invasion of the Gaza Strip city of Rafah.

Member of Parliament I sent a letter He criticized President Trump for betraying a key American ally in the Middle East.

Congress has already allocated these weapons to Israel. Why? president Refuse to send it?

I have joined a letter calling on the President to explain this abuse of power. Senator McCormick for his leadership on this issue. https://t.co/V6jGg2kp6i

— Gary Palmer (@USRepGaryPalmer) May 14, 2024

“This move is part of your Administration's pattern of blocking arms sales to our allies without adequate explanation or strategic foresight,” the letter said. “In December, your Administration withheld the delivery of more than 20,000 U.S.-made rifles to Israel. Additionally, last year your Administration reported a backlog of approved but unfulfilled arms transfers to Taiwan worth $19 billion.”

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Lawmakers argued that this would damage America's relationships with other allies around the world.

“These delays harm our allies and our defense industrial base, and have adverse effects on our national security,” the letter continued. “Our allies and partners need to know they can count on U.S. manufacturing to provide the equipment and materials they need to protect their national security. The world has been watching your Administration's independent oversight of Israel, both in terms of arms deliveries and foreign policy decisions generally, and the world now believes that if enough unnatural public surveillance takes place, the United States will let its allies down.”

They reiterated the need for the United States to continue supporting Israel in its fight against Hamas.

“The United States must stand with our allies and strategic partners,” the letter said. “President Biden, through your actions and words, your administration has made our allies doubt America's loyalty. The United States must stand with Israel throughout its conflict and support it until it achieves its goal of dismantling Hamas.”

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