U.S.-Israel Arms Transfer Infographic

Nolan Judd — Thu, 07 Nov 2024 16:07:54 +0000

Recent U.S. decisions to withhold certain arms transfers to Israel, resume others, and the inconsistent reporting around those decisions highlight the challenges of accounting for vital resupplies to help Israel wage an unexpected, prolonged, multifront, munitions-intensive conflict. JINSA has produced an infographic detailing U.S. military assistance to Israel since October 7, including withheld supplies. The information presented is based on public reporting and JINSA discussions with officials knowledgeable of the arms transfers. Because arms deliveries are not publicly disclosed, it is difficult to assess exactly which supplies the United States agreed to send since October 7, versus sales that were contracted before that date and delivered afterward – nor is this list likely to be exhaustive, given backlogged and incomplete reporting of agreed arms transfers by the Pentagon.

Transfer Reportedly Suspended

Transfer Reportedly Slowed

Supply Chain Delays

Expedited Delivery Requested

Weapon Type	Quantity of Weapons and Supplies	Value of Weapons	MO/YR Requested	MO/YR Appropriated	MO/YR Approved	Delivered
AGM-114 Hellfire-2 Missiles and Precision Guided Munitions	3,000 Missiles Delivered and Thousands Awaiting Delivery	$147.5 Million				Yes
AIM-120C-8 Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missiles (AMRAAM)	30 Missiles	$102.5 Million			08/24
Apache Attack Helicopters	12 Helicopters				12/23
Armored Vehicles, Armaments, Personal Protective Equipment, Medical Supplies, and Ammunition	10,000 Tons					Through 12/23
Artillery Ammunition and Ancillaries: M107 155mm	4,792 Rounds				12/23
Artillery Ammunition: M795 155mm	52,229 Rounds				12/23
Bomb Live Unit (BLU)-109 Bombs: 2,000-lb	100 Bombs					Yes
Cannon Ammunition: 30mm	36,000 Rounds					Yes
Cargo Trucks	Undisclosed Number of Vehicles	$583.1 Million			08/24
D9 Tractors	150 Vehicles		12/23
Colt M16, M4, and MK18 Rifles	44,000 Rifles	$34 Million	11/23		Yes
Colt M4A1 Carbines, Suppressors, and Flash Suppressors		$26.675 Million			05/24
F-15 Tactical Fighter Aircraft	≤50 Aircraft	$18.82 Billion			08/24
F-35A Multirole Combat Aircraft	25 Aircraft					Yes
Heavy-Duty Tank Trailers	Undisclosed Number of Vehicles	$164.6 Million			09/24
High Explosive Anti-Tank Multi- Purpose with Tracer (MPAT) M830A1 120mm Tank Cartridges and Related Equipment	13,981 Rounds	$106.5 Million			12/23
Iron Dome Missile Defense System	2 Batteries				Yes
Israel Security Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2024: Iron Dome and David’s Sling Systems, and Iron Beam Development		$4.1 Billion		04/24
Joint Direct Attack Munitions (JDAM)	3,000 Munitions					Yes
JP-8 Jet Fuel	41,227,000 kg					12/23
M141 Bunker-Buster Ammunition	≥1,800 Rounds Delivered of 3,000 Requested					Yes
M4 Propelling Charges	30,000 Charges				12/23
Mortar Ammunition: M933A1 120mm HE Mortar Cartridges	50,400 Cartridges	$61.1 Million			08/24
Night-Vision Devices	3,500 Devices					Yes
XIO Series Drones	100+ Drones					Yes
Small Diameter Bombs (SDB): Various Types	2,600 Bombs					Yes
Switchblade 600 Drones	200 Drones		10/23
Tactical Vehicless	Undisclosed Number of Vehicles	$500 Million			05/24
Tamir Interceptors for Iron Dome	Undisclosed Number of Missiles					Yes
Tank Ammunition: M830A1 120mm/M1147 120mm	32,739 Rounds Delivered and an Undisclosed Number of Additional Rounds Awaiting Transfer	$774 Million			08/24
Unguided Bombs: MK82 500-lb	≥8,200 Bombs Delivered and Thousands of Bombs Awaiting Transfer				06/23	Yes
Unguided Bombs: MK83 1,000-lb	Thousands of Bombs
Unguided Bombs: MK84 2,000-lb	14,000 Bombs Delivered and ≥1,800 Bombs Awaiting Transfer				Yes	Yes

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