Brandon Herrera, a social media personality with hundreds of thousands of followers on multiple platforms who is running for Congress, told voters that America needs to change its policy towards aiding Israel.
United States approves a $510 million sale of bomb guidance kits to Israel, along with essential support. This comes after Israel's recent extensive use of munitions during its conflict with Iran.
The billion-dollar defense deal includes two central components: 4,700 guided half-ton bombs worth a total of 700 million dollars, as well as armored bulldozers worth 300 million dollars.
A recent segment of Life, Liberty, and Levin displayed an extensive list of military supplies that the Biden Administration has been delaying.
House Speaker Mike Johnson before the vote: There was a ceasefire – before the October 7 attack. We must pass aid to Israel now.
Republican hopeful Nkiki Haley takes on opponent Vivek Ramaswamy's calls to reduce defense aid for Israel.
Bipartisan defense measure authorizes $500 million for US-Israel missile defense cooperation in 2023. AIPAC welcomes its approval.
House of Representatives passes 2018 National Defense Authorization Act, including $705 million for missile defense cooperation.
AIPAC welcomes advancement of U.S.-Israel missile defense funding.
Pro-Israel lobby thanks Congress for $3.1 billion in defense assistance to Israel allocated in the new spending bill.
Senators Graham, Ayotte, McCain and Cruz say they want to add a measure giving Israel an additional $1.5 billion in military aid.
Opposition Leader Isaac Herzog blasts former Prime Minister Ehud Barak.
Acting National Security Adviser rejects criticism of defense aid agreement with the United States.
Public Security Minister says Ehud Barak's criticism of the defense aid agreement with the United States is politically motivated.
Republican Senator Lindsey Graham argues Israel could have gotten a better security aid package had it waited until after Obama left office.
Donald Trump’s Israel advisor declares that under a Trump administration, the level of cooperation with Israel will be unprecedented.
Former Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon claims he negotiated a better defense aid deal with the U.S. while he was still in office.
"I do not recall Barak having any dramatic successes," says Likud MK after former PM criticizes defense aid agreement.
Obama's $38B aid package to Israel comes with caveats: It's generous, but on his terms,
President Obama says new aid agreement "will make a significant contribution to Israel’s security".
Senior American official says the United States and Israel have closed many of the remaining gaps in talks over a new military aid package.
Tim Kaine part of a group of senators calling on Congress to add $320 million for Israeli missile defense to defense appropriations bill.
White House announces it is against Congress' proposal to add $455 million to the budget for Israeli missile defense procurement.
Yesh Atid chairman urges the government not to wait until after Obama leaves office to sign agreement on defense aid.
Likud MK calls for Israel to become independent, so that it won't need US financial aid, and can be a world power in its own right.
White House responds to pressure by Senate, pledges to offer Israel unprecedented level of military aid.
Overwhelming 4/5 majority of senate sends joint letter to Obama, urging defense package be settled soon and raised from $3 billion a year.
Finance Minister says Israel ought to conclude negotiations over a defense aid deal with the United States as soon as possible.
AIPAC lists the threats to Israel, and what it needs to protect itself.
New budget requests show cooperative programs down by over $100 million, no new Iron Dome funding after 2017, amid defense aid standoff.
Congressional sources say Israel has made a request for its annual defense aid from the United States to increase to as much as $5 billion.
United States defense aid to Israel is likely to increase after 2017 when a current package expires, sources on both sides say.
Republican candidate goes on record, hampered by past calls to cut defense aid to Jewish state he has recently tried to distance from.
National Security spokesperson dismisses report that defense aid will be cut over Netanyahu's efforts to stop Iranian nuclear deal.
