US To Spend $1.5 Billion Building New Air Bases and Facilities for the Israeli Military - News From Antiwar.com

US army building new air bases, ammo depots for Israel

Part of tens of billions in US aid to Israel, the projects include multi-year tenders for hangars, fuel stations, and ammunition sites

Report: US pouring 1.5 billion into building air bases, ammunition warehouses in Israel

A report has disclosed that the US is managing an extensive military construction program in Israel, with a total worth exceeding $1.5 billion.

US To Spend $1.5 Billion Building New Air Bases and Facilities for the Israeli Military - News From Antiwar.com

The US is poised to spend over $1 billion on building new air bases and various other types of military facilities, Haaretz reported on Tuesday, citing documents and presentations from the US Army Corps of Engineers. The construction projects include building a facility to accommodate Israel's new KC-46 refueling aircraft,…

New Documents Expose $1.5 Billion in Military Aid for Israel’s Airbases and Facilities

Last Updated on July 8, 2025 The United States channels hundreds of millions in military aid to build and upgrade Israel Defense Forces (IDF) airbases and facilities, documents from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reveal. This $1.5 billion initiative funds infrastructure for refueling aircraft, helicopters, and a naval commando headquarters, all paid by American taxpayers. Growing criticism of U.S. aid to Israel calls for scrutiny from American…

New documents: U.S. pouring hundreds of millions in military aid into building IDF bases

Israel receives $3.8 billion annually for the purchase of military equipment and weaponry. Tenders reveal around 20 construction projects funded through U.S. military aid

U.S. Pouring Military Aid Into Building IDF Airbases

“The United States is building infrastructure to accommodate the Israel Air Force’s new refueling aircraft and helicopters, as well as a new headquarters for the Israeli army’s Shayetet 13 naval commando unit, and numerous other projects costing billions of shekels,” Haaretz reports. “All these projects are funded by U.S. military aid to Israel.”