The Israel Aid and Arms Ledger — Administration response
Reporting and findings
- documented
DSCA said the possible sale supported Israel's self-defense and U.S. national interests and would not alter the regional military balance; actual value depends on final requirements, budget authority, and signed agreements.
- Defense Security Cooperation Agency: Israel - AGM-114 Hellfire MissilesTransmittal 24-104: possible sale, 3,000 missiles, $660 million ceiling, Lockheed Martin, delivery beginning 2028
People and organizations
- America First Audit — The Israel Aid and Arms Ledgeraudit case
- Donald J. Trumpcomparison subject