Burrell criticized the US for trying to send weapons to Israel

Joseph Borrell, the head of the European Union’s foreign policy, asked the international community, especially the United States, to stop sending weapons to Israel due to the increase in the number of civilians killed in the Gaza Strip.

He also expressed his support for the United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA).

Borrell said: “It is not true that Israel wants to get rid of UNRWA, but there is only one way to prevent the dissolution of the agency by creating two governments.”

The administration of US President Joe Biden is ready to send a new shipment of weapons, including bombs, to the Israeli regime, despite the request from Tel Aviv for a ceasefire in Gaza.

The Wall Street Journal announced that the US President Joe Biden’s administration is ready to send a new shipment of weapons, including bombs, to the Israeli regime despite Tel Aviv’s request for a ceasefire in Gaza.

This newspaper further wrote: The Biden administration is preparing to send bombs and other weapons to Israel to modernize its military arsenal, but the United States meanwhile claims to be trying for a ceasefire in Gaza.

According to this newspaper, the United States plans to supply arms and ammunition worth tens of millions of dollars, and American officials plan to supply about a thousand MK-82 bombs as well as KMU-572 precision guided bombs to Tel Aviv.

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The Wall Street Journal pointed out that the arms supply contract is still under review by the US government, and emphasized that this agreement should be approved by the US Congress.

This is while the President of the United States claimed a while ago that in his recent calls with Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, he emphasized the need to announce a temporary ceasefire in the Gaza Strip for the release of the hostages.