美媒：内塔尼亚胡提出“惊人指控”，称美延迟交付武器一定程度致以士兵在加沙丧生

Core Points - Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu accused the U.S. of delaying weapon deliveries, contributing to ammunition shortages that led to Israeli soldier casualties during the Gaza conflict [1][3] - The U.S. has provided over $20 billion in military support to Israel, prompting a response from former U.S. Middle East official Amos Hochstein, who emphasized gratitude towards the U.S. [3] - Israeli experts are divided on the impact of U.S. weapon delivery delays, with some attributing ammunition shortages to Israel's unpreparedness for Hamas's attacks [3] - A new long-term military aid agreement is being negotiated between Israel and the U.S., with public support for Israel in the U.S. declining due to the high casualties in Gaza [4] - Since the outbreak of the latest conflict on October 7, 2023, Israeli attacks have resulted in 71,657 deaths and 171,399 injuries in Gaza [4] - The United Nations has condemned Israel's military actions in Gaza, urging for a ceasefire and adherence to international humanitarian law [4]