Which countries are the primary arms suppliers to Israel: United States, Germany, Canada?

For the first time since the conflict began, President Joe Biden issued a warning on Wednesday that the United States may no longer provide certain weapons, such as artillery shells, to Israel if a major offensive were to take place in Rafah. The United States, being the leading arms exporter, has also taken the step to suspend a delivery of bombs to Israel. This marks a significant shift in policy towards Israel during the ongoing conflict.

In early April, the UN Human Rights Council called for a halt to all arms sales to Israel. Canada and Spain heeded this call and stopped their arms sales to Israel, while Germany chose to oppose this resolution. This move by the UN highlights growing international condemnation of Israel’s actions in the conflict.

The threat by President Biden and the actions taken by other countries to halt arms sales to Israel show a shift in attitudes towards the conflict in the region. The international community is increasingly calling for accountability for human rights violations and a resolution to the ongoing conflict. Israel’s actions in Rafah have sparked outrage and calls for action to prevent further escalations in the conflict.