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The U.S. and Israel cooperate on defense through joint exercises, technology partnerships, and annual aid packages.
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...
Yes — Americans are being trained and serving in Israeli military units, but the phenomenon covers distinct categories: U.S. citizens who join the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) as immigrants or voluntee...
, the ‑ Defense Partnership Act of 2025, reauthorizes and expands bilateral cooperation on both anti‑tunnel efforts and counter‑unmanned aerial systems (C‑UAS), directs new institutional arrangements ...
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...
A U.S.-brokered joint statement announced that and agreed to create a U.S.-supervised “” — a dedicated communication cell intended to coordinate , military de‑escalation, diplomatic engagement and com...