Military Aid

Israeli defense officials warn that upcoming elections in Israel and the US could trigger unprecedented restrictions on military aid and weapon supplies, threatening strategic ties.

After Ukraine increased attacks against economic targets in Russia, Putin threatened to strike its "most sensitive sectors." At the same time, Macron promised Zelensky to accelerate shipments of missiles and defense systems to Kyiv.

Most US citizens do not hate or love Israel, they are simply indifferent to it. But they do care about their own lives. Their hard lives, not yours. They struggle to cope with the unbearable cost of living, are horrified by the soaring health insurance rates and the cuts in social services.

Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed declares he will oppose all military aid to Israel - including funding for the "Iron Dome", accuses Israel of "genocide" and stirs up a storm in the US following his victory in Michigan.

The total cost of the war represents about 12%–15% of Israel's GDP, an exceptional economic burden. In contrast, American aid, while strategically vital, amounts to less than one-tenth of one percent of the annual US GDP.