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U.S. Military Spending in the Middle East Surges to $34 Billion in Two Years, with Over $21 Billion Flowing to Israel Amid Ongoing Wars

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07 Oct 25
05:17 PM

A new report from Brown University’s Cost of War Project reveals that the United States has spent nearly $34 billion on military operations and aid in the Middle East over the past two years. Of this, Israel alone has received more than $21 billion in support—fueling its continued offensives in Gaza, Yemen, and tensions with Iran. Analysts argue that without U.S. funding, weapons, and political backing, Israel could not sustain prolonged conflicts across multiple fronts. The report, titled “U.S. Military Aid and Arms Transfers to Israel, October 2023–September 2025,” underscores Washington’s central role in the region’s instability. Critics in the U.S. note growing frustration among taxpayers, who bear the cost of these wars. Meanwhile, public opinion among American Jews is shifting, with many acknowledging Israel’s actions in Gaza as war crimes. Experts warn this support may reshape U.S. politics ahead of the 2028 elections.

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Jugantor 07 Oct 25

U.S. military spending in the Middle East reaches $34 billion in two years — how much has Israel received?

Over the past two years, U.S. military spending in the Middle East has amounted to nearly $34 billion. Of this, Israel alone has received more than $21 billion in assistance. The information comes from a new report by Brown University’s research initiative, the “Cost of War Project.”

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