US Requires Adherence to International War Law for Military Aid
The United States provides an annual military support of 3.8 billion dollars to Israel, making it the leading recipient of U.S. military aid since 1950. This aid includes weapons and equipment, and according to a published decree, recipient countries must also ensure the delivery of aid to civilians during times of war.
Senator Chris Van Hollen, a supporter of the decree, believes that this could increase pressure on the Israeli government. However, a senior official clarified that the decree is not aimed at any specific country, as there would have been consequences already if that were the case.
The United States provides military aid to 100 countries, but Israel remains the top beneficiary. The aid is intended to support Israel’s security and military capabilities, and the recent decree emphasizes the importance of delivering aid to civilians during conflicts.
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