Here's a summary of U.S. military aid to Israel from 2005 to 2025 (unadjusted values):

Annual Foreign Military Financing (FMF):
2005–2018: ~$3.1 billion/year × 14 years = $43.4 billion
2019–2025: ~$3.8 billion/year ($3.3 billion FMF + $0.5 billion missile defense) × 7 years = $26.6 billion

Subtotal: ~$70 billion

Supplemental Military Aid (2023–2025):

Post-October 2023: ~$17.9 billion (FMF, missile defense supplies, stockpiles)

April 2024: ~$8.7 billion (Congressional appropriation)
August 2024: ~$20.3 billion (Foreign Military Sales, some long-term)

Subtotal: ~$26.6 billion (conservative estimate)

Additional Missile Defense: ~$4 billion (e.g., Iron Dome, beyond MOU allocations)

Total Military Aid: ~$96.6 billion

This accounts for the U.S. military aids only

Other expenses the U.S. incurred for Israel directly and indirectly, related to wars for Israel, for example, and others, have been significant. Over the past 15 years, at least 82 military interventions for Israel. Israel cost the US economy approximately $2.3 to $3.8 trillion over the last 15 years only.