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Know where it goes
The question

Is the United States funding Israel’s military with American tax dollars?

Not opinion. Not spin. Here is what the public record says — with every figure sourced so you can check it yourself.

The answer
Yes. $3.8 billion
Every year — the baseline U.S. commitment to Israel’s military, funded by American taxpayers.
Under the 2019–2028 U.S.–Israel Memorandum of Understanding: about $3.3B in Foreign Military Financing plus ~$500M for missile defense annually. Foreign Military Financing means U.S. tax dollars buy the weapons on Israel’s behalf.
Sources: TIME, AJC, U.S. State Dept MOU.
The human cost
20,000+
children reported killed in Gaza between October 2023 and October 2025.
The real total is certainly higher — thousands more are feared under the rubble. Even after the October 2025 ceasefire, the UN reports roughly one child killed every day.
Figure: UN Independent Commission of Inquiry (released June 2026) — at least 20,179 children killed, 44,143 injured. Post-ceasefire toll: UN News / UNICEF, Aug 2026. See also UNICEF USA.
In plain numbers
$3.8B
Annual U.S. military aid baseline to Israel (2019–2028 MOU).
~$21.7B
Additional U.S. military aid surged after Oct 2023, over roughly two years (Brown University Costs of War / analyst estimates).
1 / day
Children reportedly killed in Gaza even during the ceasefire, per UNICEF (Aug 2026).
Read it yourself
UN News — 300 children killed in 300 days of ceasefirenews.un.org UNICEF — children killed or injured in Gazaunicefusa.org TIME — U.S. military funding to Israeltime.com Brown University — Costs of War projectcostsofwar.watson.brown.edu
The point

You want to make a change? It starts with knowing where the money goes.

Every dollar is a choice. The record above is public. Read it, check it, and decide for yourself what you think your taxes should build.

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