Israel's armourer, banker and diplomatic shield
Agency · United States · Organization
Treasury's Monthly Treasury Statements record U.S. military outlays of $820.7B in FY2023, $874.0B in FY2024 and $916.6B in FY2025, and $481.1B in the first half of FY2026, about $3.09T in all. Brown University's Costs of War Project estimates that Washington spent $21.7B on military aid to Israel from October 2023 to September 2025, not counting arms sales agreed for later delivery; the Council on Foreign Relations counts over $300B in aid since 1948, adjusted for inflation. In 2026 it notified Congress of a $3.8B Apache sale on 30 January, then used emergency powers to skip congressional review of a $151.8M sale of 12,000 BLU-110 bomb bodies in March and a $992.4M sale of 10,000 APKWS-II rockets on 1 May, during Israel's war on Iran. In September 2026 it informally notified a $2.8B package of 20,000 MK-84 and 20,000 BLU-117 2,000-pound bombs, now on hold in Congress. And when the ICC issued an arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu, Donald Trump answered in February 2025 with Executive Order 14203, sanctioning the court's personnel.
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2024-09-30 | $874,040,585,085.73 ... 2025-09-30 | $916,648,676,662.05 (National Defense, current FYTD outlays)
I said it's inconceivable that in the past few months, the administration has been withholding weapons and ammunitions to Israel ... give us the tools and we'll finish the job a lot faster
In February 2025, the second Donald Trump administration signed Executive Order 14203 sanctioning ICC personnel with asset freezes and travel bans.
2023-09-30 National Defense FYTD $820,734,092,776.06; 2024-09-30 FYTD $874,040,585,085.73; 2025-09-30 FYTD $916,648,676,662.05; 2026-03-31 FYTD $481,075,854,271.40
In 2023, the US military spent approximately $820.3 billion, or roughly 13.3% of the entire federal budget
2023-09-30 National Defense FYTD $820,734,092,776.06; 2024-09-30 FYTD $874,040,585,085.73; 2025-09-30 FYTD $916,648,676,662.05; 2026-03-31 FYTD $481,075,854,271.40
thirty (30) AH-64E Apache attack helicopters ... $3.8 billion ... The Boeing Company, located in Arlington, VA; and Lockheed Martin, located in Orlando, FL
January 30 ... $6.67 billion ($3.8B Apache; $1.98B JLTV; $740M power packs; $150M helicopters) ... March 6 ... $151.8 million ... Emergency declaration ... May 1 ... $992.4 million ... Emergency declaration
40,000 bombs: 20,000 MK-84 general-purpose bombs and 20,000 BLU-117s ... along with I-2000 Penetrator warheads ... The deal has been informally notified to congressional committees.
Rep. Gregory Meeks ... would "not clear this sale at this time" ... Sen. Jeanne Shaheen ... "placed a hold on the weapons sale" ... the sale remains halted at the moment
Meeks Places Hold on Trump Administration's $2.8 Billion Bomb Sale to Israel ... the Trump administration's proposed sale of 40,000 2,000-pound bombs ... not provided sufficient assurances that these weapons will be used by the Netanyahu government in accordance with U.S. law
12,000 BLU-110A/B general purpose 1,000-pound bomb bodies ... estimated value of $151.8m ... Repkon USA, a subsidiary of Türkiye based Repkon, has been selected as the principal contractor ... waives the Congressional review requirements under Section 36(b)
In April 2025, Repkon USA acquired "General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems' Garland operations in Texas ... " ... new name ... Paligen Technologies
$298 million for 5,000 ... small-diameter bombs; $209 million for 10,000 500-pound bombs; $151.8 million for 12,000 1,000-pound bombs
Israel will also receive 10,000 bombs weighing roughly 250 kilograms, 5,000 small-diameter bombs ... the only facility in the United States capable of producing bomb bodies for the MK-80 series
Israel has been the largest cumulative recipient of U.S. foreign aid since its founding, receiving over $300 billion (adjusted for inflation) in total economic and military assistance.
This agreement will ensure an unprecedented level of defense aid for Israel in the next decade. This is the largest military aid package the US has ever given out to any nation. ... I want to thank President Obama and his administration for this historic agreement.
Israel receives some $3.8 billion annually from the US, mostly in the form of subsidies to buy American-made arms. ... I want to taper off the military aid within the next 10 years
$21.7 billion on military aid to Israel ... does not include the tens of billions of dollars in arms sales agreements that have been committed for weapons and services that will be paid for and delivered in the years to come.
Economist Linda J. Bilmes (Senior Lecturer, Harvard University) estimates the costs of these actions through September 2025 to range from U.S. $9.65 - $12.07 billion.
ten thousand (10,000) Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System-II All Up Round ... $992.4 million ... BAE Systems, located in Nashua, NH ... The Secretary of State has determined and provided detailed justification that an emergency exists
January 30 ... $6.67 billion ($3.8B Apache; $1.98B JLTV; $740M power packs; $150M helicopters) ... March 6 ... $151.8 million ... Emergency declaration ... May 1 ... $992.4 million ... Emergency declaration
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