By james art 
This move raised the point of pressure, which was intended to reduce civilian casualties during the war of the US ally with Hamas in Gaza, which is now stopped with a fragile end of fire.
In a publication on his Truth Social social network on Saturday, Mr. Trump said: “Many things that were ordered and paid by Israel but have not been sent by Biden are already on the way!”
An employee of the Trump administration has confirmed that he has heavy bombs.
The employee was not authorized to provide this information publicly and spoke on condition of anonymity.
The then President Joe Biden stopped the delivery of big bombs in May as part of the efforts to prevent Israel from taking a complete attack on Rafa in southern Gaza.
A month later, Israel really took control of the city, but after the vast majority of a million civilians who lived or hid in Rafa, they fled.
“Civilians were killed in gas as a result of these bombs and other ways in which they pursued settlements,” Biden told CNN in May when he raised weapons.
“I made it clear that if they entered Rafah … I do not supply the weapons that were used in the past to deal with Rafah, to deal with the cities that deal with this problem.”
Biden’s break also detained 1700,500-foot bombs that were packed in the same shipment to Israel, but weeks later these bombs were delivered.
The action of Mr. Trump, five days after his term of office, comes when he celebrates the first phase of the termination of fire between Hamas and Israel, which paused the fighting and saw the release of some hostages held by Hamas in Gaza, in Replacing hundreds of Palestinian prisoners from Israel.
Negotiations have not yet started seriously on the more difficult second phase of the deal, which will eventually lead to the release of all hostages held by Hamas and a permanent stop of the fighting.
The Israeli Government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu threatened to resume his war against Hamas, which began a massive attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, if the rest of the hostages were not released.