In case anyone is unclear, Abdul El-Sayed doesn't have a problem with the money. He has a problem with Israel. He's also a liar, and here are just a few of the receipts. 1️⃣ About 86% of U.S. military aid to Israel is already spent in America, mostly with U.S. defense contractors. By 2028 it’s 100%. 2️⃣ Israel is buying $1.98 billion in military vehicles built partly in Auburn Hills, paying part of it with its own money. Michigan, Abdul. 3️⃣ In January, Netanyahu said he wants U.S. military aid tapered to zero within about a decade. 4️⃣ Iron Dome interceptors are built in Arizona and Arkansas, and the U.S. Army bought two batteries. 5️⃣ Israel shares intelligence with America on an ongoing basis. The two countries have had a formal counterterrorism pact on information sharing since 1996, and the State Department calls Israel “a committed counterterrorism partner, closely coordinating with the United States.” Two highlights: In 2017, Israel tipped off the U.S. to ISIS’s plot to hide bombs in laptops on airliners. In 2018, the Mossad stole Iran’s secret nuclear archive out of Tehran and shared it with U.S. intelligence, and the secretary of state called the files authentic. 6️⃣ Israel votes with the U.S. at the UN more than any other country: 76% of the time, against a 17% average. 7️⃣ He told NBC the U.S. just paid $2.8 billion for 2,000-pound bombs for Israel. That sale was put on hold and hasn’t been finalized.