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U.S. foreign assistance to Israel, including security and defense aid
supports for layered reasons: and military assistance that anchor U.S. interests in , historical and moral ties dating to Israel’s 1948 recognition, and robust political and economic links that includ...
provides large, sustained financial and military assistance primarily to secure a strategic ally in the Middle East, bolster U.S. and Israeli defense cooperation, and uphold legally and politically bi...
The United States provides Israel roughly $3.8 billion in committed military assistance each year under a multi‑year Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), delivered mainly as Foreign Military Financing (...
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...
The 2016 – Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) commits in U.S. security assistance over ten years, structured as $33 billion in Foreign Military Financing () and $5 billion for —disbursed as $3.3 billio...
The best government accounting available—/ data compiled by the —places total bilateral aid obligated to from the postwar period through 2024 at roughly $298 billion in constant 2024 dollars (inflatio...
Past U.S. offsets tied to Israeli settlement activity have legally reduced the pool of loan guarantee authority available to Israel by dollar-for-dollar deductions from the authorized but unissued gua...