Trump Authorizes Gaza’s Annihilation: 1,800 MK-84 Bombs to Devastate the Strip!
1,800 MK-84 bombs highlight Washington’s unwavering support for Israel’s war on Gaza despite global outrage.
Watan-“Trump’s Hell”—this is how observers have described the latest arms deal between the United States and the Israeli occupation. Former U.S. President Donald Trump has approved the supply of 1,800 MK-84 bombs to Tel Aviv.
These bombs, each weighing a ton of explosives, are capable of destroying entire neighborhoods. The deal comes as a gift to Netanyahu during his visit to Washington, reaffirming America’s unlimited support for the ongoing war on Gaza.
Trump’s Arms Deal Fuels Gaza Onslaught
As Israel prepares to escalate its military operations in Gaza, shipments of heavy weaponry have arrived at Ashdod port, where thousands of bombs have been transported to air bases in preparation for another round of brutal bombardment against civilians.
The deal had been delayed under the Biden administration due to international pressure accusing Israel of committing massacres and acts of genocide. However, Trump wasted no time in giving it the green light upon his return to the White House.
In addition to the bomb deal, the Trump administration is leading the largest military aid operation for Israel, with 76,000 tons of military equipment shipped to Tel Aviv in recent months through 678 air shipments and 129 barges and warships. These lethal weapons have been used exclusively to destroy Gaza and exterminate its people, as seen in the massacre at the Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital and the atrocities in Rafah, Khan Yunis, and Nuseirat.
Unchecked War Crimes: Washington’s Role in Gaza’s Destruction
Despite growing international condemnations, neither Trump nor Netanyahu heeds UN warnings about the consequences of these crimes. The war is being marketed as an “existential battle” for Israel, while in reality, it is a documented genocide in both sound and image.
While other nations approach arms exports to Israel with caution, Washington surpasses them all in offering unconditional military support, disregarding the thousands of women and children who fall victim to these weapons every day.
As shipments of death continue to flow from Washington, the international community remains confined to symbolic condemnations without any real action to halt these massacres. With the White House’s ongoing complicity, Arab and global populations are left wondering: How long will Washington and Tel Aviv be allowed to commit these war crimes without accountability?
