@israel.hayom.engl: Israel has placed approximately $10 billion more in US military equipment orders than its existing aid budget can cover, according to a State Department document obtained by The Wall Street Journal. The shortfall raises questions about who will pay for outstanding weapons purchases, including fighter jets and munitions, as President Donald Trump moves to end approximately $4 billion in annual American assistance to Israel. The current US-Israel military aid agreement runs through 2028, with nearly $7 billion in assistance already committed over the next two years. However, the additional $10 billion in orders remains unfunded, potentially leaving Washington or Jerusalem responsible for the bill. 📸 AP Photo/David Goldman