White House Denies Withholding Weapons from Israel as Netanyahu Claims

In a recent press briefing, the White House addressed a question regarding Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s claim that the administration has been withholding weapons from Israel. The White House spokesperson responded, “We genuinely do not know what he's talking about.” Watch the video for the full exchange and implications for US-Israel relations.

In a press briefing, the White House was questioned about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s assertion that the US administration has been withholding weapons from Israel. The spokesperson responded by stating, “We genuinely do not know what he's talking about,” denying any knowledge of such actions.

Netanyahu's claim has raised questions about the current state of US-Israel relations, especially concerning military aid and cooperation. The US has been a long-time ally of Israel, providing significant military support over the years. Any allegations of withholding aid could have serious implications for this strategic partnership.

The White House’s response aims to clarify their stance and deny any intentional withholding of military support to Israel. This incident highlights the complexities and sensitivities in international defense relationships and the importance of clear communication between allied nations.

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