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The U.S. should continue sending military aid to Israel.
The U.S. gives Israel about $3.8 billion in military aid a year under a 10-year agreement, plus added aid approved since 2023. Continuing keeps that aid in place; ending or limiting it would take action by Congress or the president.
Jon Ossoff
I also recently asked fellow members of the Senate Appropriations Committee to allocate an additional $500 million for U.S.-Israel collaborative defense programs including Iron Dome, David's Sling, and Arrow — programs I have supported every year in the Senate.
Despite my opposition to Prime Minister Netanyahu's conduct of the war in Gaza, I believe the United States must continue to support the Israeli people.
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