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But the US taxpayer was way ahead of me. We've already provided the IDF with the aircraft needed to drop MK-84s, their near twin the BLU-117, as well as the deep penetrator munitions. In just under three years of bombing the tiny Gaza Strip, the IDF has burned over 225,000 tons of such munitions, effecting 15 Hiroshimas. Consistent with American values, no town or city in Gaza has been ignored or left out.
It's never enough for Israel, or for the United States, given the convenience of never having to pay for anything using real money. That's on future unborn American workers; we the living don't have the cash, what with $40 trillion in current "must pay" US federal debt.
An added convenience of these massive conventional weapons is that they tend to vaporize the bodies, so our allies don't have to search for the dead, or worse, count the civilian dead and lie about their terrorist status afterwards. It's a real advantage for both the US and Israel, as we seek to avoid the use of nuclear weapons. People these days can be so judgy!