Congress has placed a hold on a $1 billion arms sale package for Israel that was readied alongside President Trump welcoming Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Washington on Tuesday. Two congressional aides told The Hill on Tuesday that a hold has been placed on the arms sale package.

Congress has temporarily blocked a $1 billion arms sale to Israel, coinciding with Prime Minister Netanyahu’s visit to Washington. The package includes 4,700 bombs and armored bulldozers. Democratic lawmakers exercised their power to hold the sale, citing concerns over Trump’s broader agenda, including halting foreign aid and dismantling USAID.