Archive · 27 Jan 2026
Israel Seeks New US Security Deal
Israel wants to talk to the US about a new 10-year deal for military support.
Right now, the US gives Israel $3.3 billion every year to buy weapons.
But Israel wants to focus more on working together on military projects instead of just getting money.
They think this partnership is important for more than just the money.
The current deal gives Israel $38 billion over 10 years, including money for missile defense.
Israel's prime minister wants to reduce dependence on US military aid in the next decade.
Israel is preparing for talks with the US on a new 10-year security deal.
Israel seeks to prioritize joint military projects over cash handouts.
Current aid is $3.3 billion annually, part of a $38 billion 10-year deal.
Israel wants to reduce dependence on US military aid in the next decade.
The new deal may focus more on partnership than financial support.
- Who
- Israel and the US
- What
- Negotiations for a new 10-year security deal
- When
- In the coming weeks
- Where
- Between Israel and the US
- Why
- To extend US military support and reduce dependence on American cash grants
- Current Aid Amount
- $3.3 billion annually
- Aid Duration
- 10 years (2018-2028)
- Total Aid
- $38 billion
- Grants for Military Equipment
- $33 billion
- Missile Defense Systems
- $5 billion