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U.S. military aid to foreign countries, including Israel.
The most recent public accounting shows funds under the were directed to a set of high-profile recipients tied to 2024–25 emergency and security packages — notably , , and — while longstanding disburs...
No: i control does not unambiguously “trump” — power is contested and situational; recent reporting shows a president () exercising extraordinary leverage over Israeli decisions even as Israeli leader...
shaped the political environment around policy during the years by raising political costs for outspoken criticism of Israeli actions and mobilizing pro-Israel donors and networks—constraints Obama hi...
The United States provides Israel roughly $3.3 billion a year in Foreign Military Financing (FMF) under routine appropriations, with an additional roughly $500 million a year for cooperative missile‑d...
No credible reporting indicates that the United States is funding “free housing for 1 million Israelis in Israel”; U.S. support documented in available sources is overwhelmingly military and targeted ...
The outstanding U.S. loan guarantee authority available to Israel is reported inconsistently across sources—many longstanding summaries list roughly $3.8 billion of unused authority, while some report...
There are documented, verifiable financial and organizational political actors—including conservative figures—and pro‑ institutions, mediated through donations, think‑tank board memberships, awards, a...
As of the most recent reporting, U.S. annual bilateral aid to Egypt is in the roughly $1.3–1.5 billion range principally made up of Foreign Military Financing (FMF), while total U.S. foreign assistanc...
A conventional, decisive Iranian military victory over Israel is highly unlikely given Israel’s technological air and missile-defense edge, U.S. backing and concentrated, integrated forces, yet Iran c...