敏感之际，特朗普政府被爆计划向以色列再卖64亿美元军火

Group 1 - The Trump administration is seeking congressional approval for a weapons sale to Israel valued at approximately $6.4 billion, which includes 30 AH-64 Apache attack helicopters and 3,250 infantry fighting vehicles [1][3] - The arms sale proposal consists of a $3.8 billion helicopter deal and a $1.9 billion infantry fighting vehicle order, along with $750 million for armored personnel carrier spare parts and power systems [3] - The announcement of the arms sale coincides with an upcoming high-level meeting of the UN Security Council regarding the Gaza situation, as Israel expands its military operations in Gaza City [3] Group 2 - The Trump administration's strong support for Israel contrasts sharply with the increasing caution from Democratic lawmakers, as evidenced by a group of U.S. senators introducing a resolution recognizing the state of Palestine [3] - More than half of the Democratic senators recently voted against continuing arms sales to Israel, indicating a shift in political sentiment [3] - During the 80th UN General Assembly, France and Saudi Arabia will co-host an international conference on September 22 to implement the "two-state solution," with ten countries, including France, the UK, and Canada, set to recognize the state of Palestine [3]