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The U.S.-Israel security relationship functions through a dense web of formal agreements and large annual aid packages, rather than a single mutual-defense treaty.
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...
an emergency supplemental package in April 2024 that included roughly in military assistance and about $9.2 billion for humanitarian purposes, on top of the standing of Understanding that commits roug...
the clearest, verifiable figures show a standing annual military grant under the of roughly $3.7–$3.8 billion, plus at least one emergency Federal Military Sales (FMS) / acceleration worth “nearly $4 ...
The claim "Jews control American foreign policy" is inaccurate as stated: American Jews as a demographic do not "control" U.S. foreign policy, but organized pro-Israel advocacy and a range of Jewish i...