Republican Party investigates Joe Biden for hiding delay of military aid to Israel from Congress
According to Senators Ted Budd and Joni Ernst, the White House did not inform Congress of this decision, which is why they are requesting the Biden administration to specify what type of ammunition was not sent.
After the Biden administration made the decision to suspend the shipment of ammunition to Israel, the Republican Party issued a letter asking the White House for an explanation for the decision, alleging that it did not share this information with Congress.
As reported by The Washington Free Beacon, Senators Ted Budd (R-N.C.) and Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) authors of the letter, have asked the president to detail the reasons why he did not communicate this decision:
In addition, the Republican senators want to know the content of the aid that was not sent to Israel and if the White House is considering a block on more military aid items:
Biden pledged 'vital support' for Israel
At the end of April, Joe Biden signed a law to grant Israel military aid valued at $26 billion to defeat its enemies. "It gives vital support to America's partners so they can defend themselves from threats to their sovereignty. Today, we answered history’s call at this critical inflection point," he said as soon as the aid package was approved.
Now, the president's commitment has been questioned after it became known that the White House stopped the shipment of weapons, as Budd and Ernst reflected in their letter: "On April 24, you signed the national security supplemental into law and promised that you ‘will always make sure that Israel has what it needs to defend itself against Iran and terrorists it supports.’ If these reports are true, then you have once again broken your promise to an American ally."