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Estimated US government aid to Israel, spread evenly across each funding period and counted in real time.

Adds at least $9.65 billion, the low end of Brown University's $9.65 to $12.07 billion estimate. The US paid this for its own forces, so it isn't aid given to Israel. No estimate exists after September 2025, so the toggle changes only the five-year and all-time clocks.

Converts each period into August 2026 dollars using the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Consumer Price Index (CPI-U). The 1946 to 2020 total is based on the CRS inflation-adjusted figure of $298 billion in 2024 dollars, which is an estimate.

How the clocks work

Each funding period below has a total dollar amount. The page divides that amount evenly across the period's length, then adds up every second that falls inside each clock's window. US fiscal years run from October 1 to September 30.

Limits of these numbers

• Figures are appropriated or delivered aid, not a live feed of Treasury payments. Real money moves in lumps, not per second.
• The October 2023 to September 2025 figure includes the regular annual aid plus supplemental wartime aid. The figure excludes future arms sales and the cost of US military operations in the region.
• The all-time clock uses CRS totals through FY2020 and the figures above after that. For October 2023 to September 2025, Brown's $21.7 billion is higher than the CRS appropriation totals for FY2024 and FY2025 ($16.3 billion). Brown builds its estimate differently from the CRS appropriation totals. Adjusted for inflation, CRS puts the 1946 to 2024 total at about $298 billion.
• FY2027 has no final appropriation yet. The page assumes the $3.8 billion Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) rate continues.

Sources

• Costs of War, Brown University: US military aid and arms transfers to Israel, October 2023 to September 2025
• Jerusalem Post: FY2026 budget with more than $4 billion for Israel, signed February 4, 2026
• Bureau of Labor Statistics: Consumer Price Index, August 2026 (CPI-U 334.980)
• 2016 US-Israel Memorandum of Understanding ($38 billion over FY2019 to FY2028)
• Congressional Research Service (CRS) RL33222: US foreign aid to Israel, updated May 28, 2025