Good! Let the Zionist Project fight its own wars. I'm sure they can take a break from genocide and free up some soldiers.

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Anonymous wrote:Why isn't Trump demanding some kind of repayment deal from Israel the way he did to Ukraine?

You really think they would give us more than 20 billion back? How are they going to continue having free healthcare then?

20 billion? It’s way more than that. It’s over 300 billion for the past few decades. Just Google it.

310 billion dollars since the founding of Israel.

https://www.cfr.org/article/us-aid-israel-four-charts

They don't owe that money back. It's their return on investment via spending by AIPAC and other lobbyist groups.

Even if their ROI was 1,000%, the excess is measured in HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS OF DOLLARS.

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Anonymous wrote:Why isn't Trump demanding some kind of repayment deal from Israel the way he did to Ukraine?

You really think they would give us more than 20 billion back? How are they going to continue having free healthcare then?

20 billion? It’s way more than that. It’s over 300 billion for the past few decades. Just Google it.

310 billion dollars since the founding of Israel.

https://www.cfr.org/article/us-aid-israel-four-charts

They don't owe that money back. It's their return on investment via spending by AIPAC and other lobbyist groups.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why isn't Trump demanding some kind of repayment deal from Israel the way he did to Ukraine?

You really think they would give us more than 20 billion back? How are they going to continue having free healthcare then?

20 billion? It’s way more than that. It’s over 300 billion for the past few decades. Just Google it.

310 billion dollars since the founding of Israel.

https://www.cfr.org/article/us-aid-israel-four-charts

Don't forget interest!

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Anonymous wrote:Why isn't Trump demanding some kind of repayment deal from Israel the way he did to Ukraine?

You really think they would give us more than 20 billion back? How are they going to continue having free healthcare then?

20 billion? It’s way more than that. It’s over 300 billion for the past few decades. Just Google it.

310 billion dollars since the founding of Israel.

https://www.cfr.org/article/us-aid-israel-four-charts

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Anonymous wrote:Why isn't Trump demanding some kind of repayment deal from Israel the way he did to Ukraine?

You really think they would give us more than 20 billion back? How are they going to continue having free healthcare then?

20 billion? It’s way more than that. It’s over 300 billion for the past few decades. Just Google it.

Anonymous wrote:Why isn't Trump demanding some kind of repayment deal from Israel the way he did to Ukraine?

Because AIPAC

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Anonymous wrote:Why isn't Trump demanding some kind of repayment deal from Israel the way he did to Ukraine?

You really think they would give us more than 20 billion back? How are they going to continue having free healthcare then?

It’s more than $20B. Way more.

Over the last decade (2015–2025), the United States has provided Israel with approximately $70–80 billion in financial aid, primarily focused on military assistance. This figure includes:

- Foreign Military Financing (FMF): Around $45.4 billion, with an annual allocation of approximately $3.8 billion under the 2016 Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) covering fiscal years 2019–2028. This MOU commits $33 billion in FMF grants and an additional $5 billion for missile defense programs over the decade.
- Missile Defense Funding: Approximately $6–7 billion, supporting systems like Iron Dome, David’s Sling, and Arrow programs. This includes $500 million annually for joint U.S.-Israel missile defense projects as part of the 2016 MOU, plus additional appropriations.
- Supplemental Aid: A significant $26.38 billion in supplemental funding, notably a $14.3 billion emergency aid package passed in April 2024 following the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, and additional allocations like the $4 billion expedited by the Trump administration in 2025.
- Other Costs: A Brown University report estimates at least $17.9 billion in military aid since October 7, 2023, alone, including arms sales, stockpile drawdowns, and munitions like 2,000-pound bombs. This figure is considered incomplete due to limited transparency.

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Anonymous wrote:Why isn't Trump demanding some kind of repayment deal from Israel the way he did to Ukraine?

You really think they would give us more than 20 billion back? How are they going to continue having free healthcare then?

If Ukraine should be expected to repay then Israel should, too.

Anonymous wrote:Why isn't Trump demanding some kind of repayment deal from Israel the way he did to Ukraine?

You really think they would give us more than 20 billion back? How are they going to continue having free healthcare then?

Why isn't Trump demanding some kind of repayment deal from Israel the way he did to Ukraine?

The government is saving money for the upcoming military parade.

I didn’t even know about the drones, another $210M. I’m sure their intel was a HS prankster on Signal. This is a clown show.

Probably because our military is run by a drunk who just lost two military jets at cost of like $150M+ due to ineptitude. Can’t blame this on DEI hires.

In a bumbling news conference, Trump and his jesters announce ceasefire with Houthis, granting them leave to attack Israel and non-US allies of Israel without retaliation.

This means that while it remains a criminal offense for US citizens to support a Houthi led commercial boycott of Israel, it is legal for Houthis themselves to attack Israel and its non-US commercial partners.

https://abcnews.go.com/amp/Politics/trump-announces-us-stop-bombing-yemen-houthis-attack/story?id=121525865