US approves massive arms sales to Israel and Saudi Arabia for more than $15 billion amid Middle East tensions
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The Trump administration approved billions in arms sales to Israel and Saudi Arabia while actively pursuing the president's Gaza peace plan and Hamas disarmament goals.
Thirty Apache helicopters with rocket launchers make up the largest part of the sale to Israel, along with 3,250 light tactical vehicles, power packs for armored personnel carriers and a number of light utility helicopters.
The State Department said the sale would "enhance Israel’s capability to meet current and future threats by improving its ability to defend Israel’s borders, vital infrastructure, and population centers."
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