The United States has provided Israel with more than $300 billion in military and economic aid since 1948, adjusted for inflation, helping build and maintain its military capabilities and funding weapons systems used in wars against Palestinians, including the war in Gaza. According to the Congressional Research Service, US aid totaled about $175 billion in nominal terms through 2025, including $124.5 billion in military aid, $34.35 billion in economic aid and $16.11 billion for missile defense programs. In 2024 alone, US aid jumped to $12.5 billion amid Israel's genocidal war in Gaza. The figures come as President Donald Trump announced a deal with Israeli Benjamin Netanyahu to end about $4 billion in annual military aid until the end of 2026, although Washington will continue to sell arms to Israel.

The United States has provided Israel with more than $300 billion in military and economic aid since 1948, adjusted for inflation, helping build and maintain its military capabilities and funding weapons systems used in wars against Palestinians, including the war in Gaza. According to the Congressional Research Service, US aid totaled about $175 billion in nominal terms through 2025, including $124.5 billion in military aid, $34.35 billion in economic aid and $16.11 billion for missile defense programs. In 2024 alone, US aid jumped to $12.5 billion amid Israel's genocidal war in Gaza. The figures come as President Donald Trump announced a deal with Israeli Benjamin Netanyahu to end about $4 billion in annual military aid until the end of 2026, although Washington will continue to sell arms to Israel.