King Saul pursued David through the desert, desperate to find and kill him. Once, when Saul relieved himself in the very cave where David was hiding, David’s cohorts encouraged him to finally kill the man who had made his life miserable for no reason at all. But David merely cut off a small piece of Saul’s robe, indicating that he could have killed his pursuer but chose not to.4 He would have other opportunities, too, to kill Saul,5 but he never took them, revering Saul as the king chosen by G‑d.

There are times when circumstances present us with opportunities to take revenge against those who may have wronged us, and it can be tempting to take them. But, like David, we can take the high road. We may lose the battle, but we win the war of morality.

https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/4114664/jewish/15-Life-Lessons-From-King-David.htm

We can stop supplying weapons to fuel genocide and we must.

MDT Armor produces the vehicles in the United States as part of a broader effort to ensure stable supply chains and sustained delivery capacity during periods of high demand. The Israel Ministry of Defense has increasingly relied on overseas production lines to support rapid replenishment and fleet expansion while maintaining operational continuity for the IDF.