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Taxpayers On Hook For $3.5 Billion To Replenish Munitions US Used Defending Israel | ZeroHedge

righteous » 22 Aug 2025, 10:40 pm » wrote: ↑

22 Aug 2025, 10:40 pm

Taxpayers On Hook For $3.5 Billion To Replenish Munitions US Used Defending Israel | ZeroHedge

Khazarian J00 K1keZ always demand OTHER people's money!!

At least with blacks, you can SEE what they receive (food stamps / Section 8).

Both are a bunch of leeches! Yet conjobz love the J00Z 

righteous » 22 Aug 2025, 10:40 pm » wrote: ↑

22 Aug 2025, 10:40 pm

no spam

US monetary support to Israel and Ukraine (2021-2024)
Here's a summary of US monetary support to Israel and Ukraine, focusing on annual allocations and totals for the past four years:
Israel

• Annual military aid: The US has consistently provided $3.3 billion annually in Foreign Military Financing (FMF) grants to Israel as part of a 10-year, $38 billion Memorandum of Understanding signed in 2016.
• Additional allocations:
  • In April 2024, Congress passed an emergency supplemental appropriations act that included an additional $3.5 billion in FMF for Israel. This act also included $5.2 billion in defense appropriations for missile defense and Israel's Iron Beam laser defense system.
  • The Full-Year Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2025 (P.L. 119-4) provides FMF to Israel at the FY2024 base level of $3.3 billion.
• Total since October 7, 2023: Since the Hamas-led attacks of October 7, 2023, the US has provided nearly $21 billion to Israel, averaging $1.9 billion per month.
• Note: The annual $500 million allocated under the MOU for missile defense funding is not reported by USAID and may not be included in some figures. 

Ukraine

• 2021:
  • Limited information is available specifically for 2021. However, since Russia's initial invasion of Ukraine in 2014, the US has provided approximately $69.7 billion in military assistance.
  • The US began using the emergency Presidential Drawdown Authority in August 2021, providing Ukraine with approximately $31.7 billion in military assistance from DoD stockpiles since then.
• 2022: Congress approved $113.1 billion in emergency aid to Ukraine. About three-fifths of this ($67 billion) went toward defense needs, and the remaining two-fifths ($46 billion) to non-defense concerns such as government aid, economic support, and refugee resettlement.
• 2023: Ukraine was the largest recipient of US aid in Fiscal Year 2023, receiving $16.6 billion.
• 2024:
  • In April 2024, a $95 billion military aid package was signed into law, with nearly $61 billion designated for Ukraine.
  • Since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the US has provided $66.9 billion in military assistance.
• Total since February 2022: The US has allocated $182.8 billion in emergency funding for Ukraine and the surrounding region since February 2022. Of this, $140.5 billion has been committed, and $83.4 billion has been disbursed (meaning the money has actually been spent). 

Please Note: These figures represent allocations and disbursements, which may not always align due to various factors including funding timelines and program implementation. Some sources report allocated funding, while others focus on disbursed aid.