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Israel ordered billions more in military equipment from US than aid agreement covers - report

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Israel Hayom
“Israel owes $10 billion to US in aid overspending”

Terminating Washington's defense funding for Jerusalem presents massive logistical hurdles due to billions in outstanding American hardware orders, according to The Wall Street Journal. A new report reveals that fulfilling existing equipment backlogs requires $10 billion beyond current pledges. Politicians face extreme difficulties navigating these complex bilateral military subsidies moving forward. The post Israel owes $10 billion to US in aid overspending appeared first on…

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ישראל היום
“דיווח: ישראל חרגה במיליארדים מתקציב הסיוע האמריקני - מי ישלים את הפער?”

מסמך של מחלקת המדינה שנחשף ב"וול סטריט ג'ורנל" מציג חריגה של כ-10 מיליאד דולר בהזמנת ציוד צבאי ביחס לסכום שהוקצה לישראל במסגרת הסיוע האמריקני • מדובר בסכומים שכבר שימשו להזמנות עתידיות - והם מעלים בספק את היכולת של ארה"ב להפסיק עוד השנה את הסיוע לישראל

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The Jerusalem Post
“Israel ordered billions more in military equipment from US than aid agreement covers - report”

According to the report, Israel will need approximately $10 billion in additional funding to pay for existing orders after 2028, when the current US military aid agreement is set to expire.

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