Senator Bernie Sanders is set to force a Senate vote on resolutions aimed at blocking arms sales to Israel, including a $675 million deal for bombs and guidance kits, as well as tens of thousands of automatic rifles. Sanders, who has repeatedly sought to halt military aid to Israel since the conflict with Hamas began, argues that the United States should leverage its support to demand an end to what he describes as atrocities in Gaza. The move comes amid growing concern over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with images of starving children fueling calls for increased aid and a shift in tone among Senate Democrats regarding support for Israel. While the resolutions are expected to fail, more Democrats are anticipated to back Sanders than in previous votes, reflecting changing attitudes within the party.