This is CBS Eye on the World with John Batchler.

Here's John Batchler.

The Army Secretary, Christine Wormeth, in these last hours, U.S. will assess what arms

it can send Israel based on what Israel forces need and what the U.S. can afford to supply

said, the Army Secretary.

We need additional support from Congress, so I hope we'll see that soon.

I welcome Bradley Bowman of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies to help me

understand resupply not only for the war in the Middle East of unknown length, the Prime

Minister of Israel says long war, but also the needs for Ukrainian forces.

We now have a split-screen conflict.

What war in Europe and Europe, war in the Middle East, we're out of very good evening

queue.

You and your colleague John Hardy have written about this matter at Defense News.

Right now, we need to understand what it is that we have enough of what we don't have

enough of and what is to be done.

Israel is self-sufficient, I understand that.

At the same time, there's never enough ammo when you get into a firefight as I've read

through history.

At this point, does the U.S. have what both Ukraine and Israel need at the same time?

Or are we looking at proportionality?

Good evening to you.

Good evening to you, John.

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