Israel will need about $10 billion in additional funding to pay for existing military equipment orders after 2028, when its current U.S. military aid agreement is set to expire, according to the Jerusalem Post. The outstanding orders add to existing aid commitments, while Democratic gains signal greater scrutiny of military assistance, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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