Netanyahu criticizes US administration: 'Most of the weapons have not arrived'

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that arms shipments from the US to Israel experienced a "dramatic decline" four months ago, claiming that, with the exception of certain parts, the majority of the weapons have not arrived.

Netanyahu made the statement regarding arms shipments from the US to Israel during his weekly cabinet meeting.

Stating that there was a "dramatic decline" in arms shipments from the US to Israel four months ago, Netanyahu argued that they had repeatedly called for the shipments to be accelerated during their meetings with US officials, but that "the fundamental situation has not changed."

Netanyahu remarked, "Certain parts arrived little by little, but the majority of the weapons remained behind (did not arrive)."

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu had shared a video on Tuesday in which he accused the US of refusing to send arms to his country.

The Israeli Prime Minister's Office reported on Wednesday that US Ambassador to Israel Jack Lew had told Netanyahu that the process for delivering ammunition and weapons to Israel was underway.