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Middle East / country / reviewed 2026-09-28

Israel

A location with specific sourced facility, institutional, procurement or investment relationships.

This country is included through a specific dated transaction record. It is not classified here as a NATO member; arms-sale eligibility, bilateral partnership and formal treaty-alliance status are separate questions.

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documented

Possible arms sale

Israel → US foreign military sales

Munitions and munitions support; notified estimate USD 2.04 billion. The record documents approval to proceed with a possible sale, not completion or payment.

2025-02-28 · possible procurement

documented

Located in Israel

Rotem / Bank Hapoalim data center → Israel

A physical location relationship; it does not assign ownership or financing to the national government.

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proposed sale estimate

USD 2.04 billion

Israel: Munitions and munitions support

State Department approval of a possible Foreign Military Sale. The estimate covers the notified package, including support; it is not an invoice, completed purchase, obligation, disbursement, or an allocation to an individual contractor.

2025-02-28 · Possible sale notified in 2025; delivery period not established · documented

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  1. Israel: Munitions and munitions supportDefense Security Cooperation Agency · 2025-02-28 · source access 2026-09-28

    Possible Foreign Military Sale. Search-indexed official release checked; direct retrieval of several DSCA article pages returned 403. Amount is the notified estimate, not actual expenditure.

  2. Rotem, Emek Hefer — project recordElectra Group · Publication date not isolated · source access 2026-09-28

    Period appears as “2015 - 2013”; represented here as 2013–2015. The $17m budget is omitted from numeric ledgers because the page does not identify the dollar currency.