Biden made his last gesture before leaving: Another support from the U.S. for Israel's massacres.

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Despite the public outcry in the United States, it continues its unconditional support for Israel. It has been reported that the U.S., which has provided billions of dollars in weapons and ammunition aid for the massacre in Gaza over the past year, has taken action for a new military package. President Biden stated in his speech at the UN General Assembly, "It is time to end the suffering in Gaza and to end this war." Less than 24 hours after this speech, the new military package signed between the U.S. and Israel once again revealed the U.S.'s ambiguous stance on the Gaza issue.

ISRAEL TO RECEIVE A $8.7 BILLION MILITARY AID PACKAGE FROM THE U.S.

In a written statement from the Israeli Ministry of Defense, it was noted that the Director General of the Ministry of Defense, Eyal Zamir, signed an agreement today in Washington for Tel Aviv to receive the $8.7 billion American military aid package. The statement indicated that $3.5 billion of the aid is intended for the purchase of critical war materials, while $5.2 billion is aimed at financing air defense systems. The ministry's statement mentioned that according to the agreement, the specified amount and equipment will be delivered soon.