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Channel 12 Israel: The US has threatened that it may impose an arms embargo on Israel if the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip is not resolved within the next month.
This hasn’t been confirmed by Israel or by the US yet. pic.twitter.com/k5Mm2zTauc
— Open Source Intel (@Osint613) October 15, 2024
According to Letter from U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin on October 13th, which was presented to Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant and Minister of Strategic Affairs Ron Dermer; it was stated that the United States is Concerned about… pic.twitter.com/VMb4OH5VFX
— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) October 15, 2024
They have said this before.
Maybe this is the strongest statement so far, but it’s not new.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said Israel must take steps in the next month to improve the humanitarian situation in Gaza to avoid legal action involving U.S. military aid, according to news reports and sources.
“We are writing now to underscore the U.S. government’s deep concern over the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Gaza, and seek urgent and sustained actions by your government this month to reverse this trajectory,” they wrote in an Oct. 13 letter to their Israeli counterparts, posted by an Axios reporter on X on Tuesday.
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The secretaries’ letter outlined specific steps Israel must take within 30 days, including enabling a minimum of 350 trucks to enter Gaza per day, instituting pauses in fighting to allow aid delivery and rescinding evacuation orders to Palestinian civilians when there is no operational need.
“Failure to demonstrate a sustained commitment to implementing and maintaining these measures may have implications for U.S. policy … and relevant U.S. law,” the letter said.
It cited Section 620i of the Foreign Assistance Act, which prohibits military aid to countries that impede delivery of U.S. humanitarian assistance.
It also cited a National Security Memorandum U.S. President Joe Biden issued in February that requires the State Department to report to Congress on whether it finds credible Israel’s assurances that its use of U.S. weapons does not violate U.S. or international law.
U.S. officials earlier this year said Israel may have violated international humanitarian law using U.S.-supplied weapons during its military operation in Gaza.
They won’t stop the weapons.
It’s not going to happen.
This is a pointless, stupid threat to try to deal with the fact that the people are on the verge of rising up against the US government.
Strike that killed 22 is first time US-made munition confirmed to have been used in attack on central Beirut since 2006 pic.twitter.com/Vg2KWDQjOy
— Lou Rage (@lifepeptides) October 11, 2024