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How Much Does Your State Send to Israel?

The US has sent $310.0B+ to Israel since 1948 (inflation-adjusted) — the single largest cumulative recipient of US foreign assistance in the post-WWII era. $17.8B in FY24 alone ($3.8B MOU + $14.0Bemergency). Here's your state's share, calculated from federal income tax revenue.

$310.0B+
Cumulative since 1948 (2024 USD)
$17.8B
FY24 total
$38.0B
10-yr MOU committed (FY19–28)
$139
Avg / US Household
$53
Avg / Person

Per-State Aid Share — All 50 States + DC

Each state's share of $17.8B= its share of federal income tax revenue × total aid. Click any row for that state's lobby data.

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#1 · CA
California
$2.20B
Annual aid share
Tax %
12.34%
Per HH
$164
Per Capita
$56
Top recipient: Adam Schiff · $5.6M
#2 · NY
New York
$1.28B
Annual aid share
Tax %
7.19%
Per HH
$169
Per Capita
$65
Top recipient: George Latimer · $19.2M
#3 · TX
Texas
$1.26B
Annual aid share
Tax %
7.10%
Per HH
$117
Per Capita
$41
Top recipient: Henry Cuellar · $2.4M
#4 · FL
Florida
$1.04B
Annual aid share
Tax %
5.85%
Per HH
$120
Per Capita
$46
Top recipient: Debbie Wasserman-Schultz · $1.5M
#5 · IL
Illinois
$705.6M
Annual aid share
Tax %
3.96%
Per HH
$144
Per Capita
$56
Top recipient: Brad Schneider · $1.2M
#6 · NJ
New Jersey
$591.5M
Annual aid share
Tax %
3.32%
Per HH
$175
Per Capita
$64
Top recipient: Josh Gottheimer · $2.1M
#7 · PA
Pennsylvania
$586.3M
Annual aid share
Tax %
3.29%
Per HH
$111
Per Capita
$45
Top recipient: Brian Fitzpatrick · $924K
#8 · VA
Virginia
$546.5M
Annual aid share
Tax %
3.07%
Per HH
$162
Per Capita
$63
Top recipient: Mark Warner · $793K
#9 · MA
Massachusetts
$534.4M
Annual aid share
Tax %
3.00%
Per HH
$197
Per Capita
$76
Top recipient: Katherine Clark · $927K
#10 · WA
Washington
$520.6M
Annual aid share
Tax %
2.92%
Per HH
$170
Per Capita
$67
Top recipient: Patty Murray · $524K
#11 · OH
Ohio
$496.4M
Annual aid share
Tax %
2.79%
Per HH
$104
Per Capita
$42
Top recipient: Shontel Brown · $5.0M
#12 · MI
Michigan
$472.2M
Annual aid share
Tax %
2.65%
Per HH
$118
Per Capita
$47
Top recipient: Haley Stevens · $5.5M
#13 · NC
North Carolina
$449.7M
Annual aid share
Tax %
2.53%
Per HH
$105
Per Capita
$41
Top recipient: Don Davis · $4.0M
#14 · GA
Georgia
$446.2M
Annual aid share
Tax %
2.51%
Per HH
$108
Per Capita
$40
Top recipient: Raphael Warnock · $848K
#15 · MD
Maryland
$397.8M
Annual aid share
Tax %
2.23%
Per HH
$172
Per Capita
$64
Top recipient: Glenn Ivey · $7.3M
#16 · TN
Tennessee
$370.1M
Annual aid share
Tax %
2.08%
Per HH
$133
Per Capita
$52
Top recipient: Marsha Blackburn · $450K
#17 · CO
Colorado
$354.5M
Annual aid share
Tax %
1.99%
Per HH
$152
Per Capita
$60
Top recipient: Gabe Evans · $703K
#18 · MN
Minnesota
$354.5M
Annual aid share
Tax %
1.99%
Per HH
$156
Per Capita
$62
Top recipient: Tom Emmer · $946K
#19 · CT
Connecticut
$333.8M
Annual aid share
Tax %
1.88%
Per HH
$236
Per Capita
$92
Top recipient: Richard Blumenthal · $327K
#20 · AZ
Arizona
$328.6M
Annual aid share
Tax %
1.85%
Per HH
$117
Per Capita
$44
Top recipient: Yassamin Ansari · $1.2M
#21 · MO
Missouri
$314.8M
Annual aid share
Tax %
1.77%
Per HH
$127
Per Capita
$51
Top recipient: Ann Wagner · $316K
#22 · IN
Indiana
$313.0M
Annual aid share
Tax %
1.76%
Per HH
$116
Per Capita
$46
Top recipient: Mark Messmer · $2.8M
#23 · WI
Wisconsin
$311.3M
Annual aid share
Tax %
1.75%
Per HH
$127
Per Capita
$53
Top recipient: Tammy Baldwin · $762K
#24 · DE
Delaware
$287.1M
Annual aid share
Tax %
1.61%
Per HH
$700
Per Capita
$278
Top recipient: Chris Coons · $377K
#25 · SC
South Carolina
$221.4M
Annual aid share
Tax %
1.24%
Per HH
$104
Per Capita
$41
Top recipient: Lindsey Graham · $1.0M
#26 · KY
Kentucky
$212.7M
Annual aid share
Tax %
1.20%
Per HH
$119
Per Capita
$47
Top recipient: Mitch McConnell · $993K
#27 · OR
Oregon
$212.7M
Annual aid share
Tax %
1.20%
Per HH
$123
Per Capita
$50
Top recipient: Maxine Dexter · $2.2M
#28 · OK
Oklahoma
$205.8M
Annual aid share
Tax %
1.16%
Per HH
$131
Per Capita
$51
Top recipient: Tom Cole · $558K
#29 · AL
Alabama
$202.4M
Annual aid share
Tax %
1.14%
Per HH
$102
Per Capita
$40
Top recipient: Mike Rogers · $957K
#30 · LA
Louisiana
$186.8M
Annual aid share
Tax %
1.05%
Per HH
$105
Per Capita
$41
Top recipient: Mike Johnson · $1.1M
#31 · UT
Utah
$178.1M
Annual aid share
Tax %
1.00%
Per HH
$157
Per Capita
$52
Top recipient: Mike Lee · $292K
#32 · AR
Arkansas
$169.5M
Annual aid share
Tax %
0.95%
Per HH
$141
Per Capita
$55
Top recipient: Tom Cotton · $1.1M
#33 · IA
Iowa
$167.8M
Annual aid share
Tax %
0.94%
Per HH
$129
Per Capita
$52
Top recipient: Joni Ernst · $595K
#34 · KS
Kansas
$162.6M
Annual aid share
Tax %
0.91%
Per HH
$141
Per Capita
$55
Top recipient: Roger Marshall · $283K
#35 · NV
Nevada
$157.4M
Annual aid share
Tax %
0.88%
Per HH
$129
Per Capita
$49
Top recipient: Jacky Rosen · $2.3M
#36 · DC
District of Columbia
$155.7M
Annual aid share
Tax %
0.87%
Per HH
$505
Per Capita
$229
#37 · NE
Nebraska
$136.6M
Annual aid share
Tax %
0.77%
Per HH
$172
Per Capita
$69
Top recipient: Don Bacon · $1.3M
#38 · NH
New Hampshire
$107.2M
Annual aid share
Tax %
0.60%
Per HH
$190
Per Capita
$76
Top recipient: Chris Pappas · $817K
#39 · ID
Idaho
$93.4M
Annual aid share
Tax %
0.52%
Per HH
$128
Per Capita
$48
Top recipient: Jim Risch · $673K
#40 · MS
Mississippi
$84.7M
Annual aid share
Tax %
0.48%
Per HH
$75
Per Capita
$29
Top recipient: Roger Wicker · $534K
#41 · NM
New Mexico
$74.4M
Annual aid share
Tax %
0.42%
Per HH
$90
Per Capita
$35
Top recipient: Martin Heinrich · $289K
#42 · ME
Maine
$72.6M
Annual aid share
Tax %
0.41%
Per HH
$123
Per Capita
$52
Top recipient: Susan Collins · $1.8M
#43 · WV
West Virginia
$67.5M
Annual aid share
Tax %
0.38%
Per HH
$91
Per Capita
$38
Top recipient: Shelley Moore Capito · $379K
#44 · RI
Rhode Island
$65.7M
Annual aid share
Tax %
0.37%
Per HH
$149
Per Capita
$60
Top recipient: Sheldon Whitehouse · $411K
#45 · HI
Hawaii
$62.3M
Annual aid share
Tax %
0.35%
Per HH
$127
Per Capita
$43
Top recipient: Brian Schatz · $212K
#46 · MT
Montana
$62.3M
Annual aid share
Tax %
0.35%
Per HH
$135
Per Capita
$55
Top recipient: Steve Daines · $717K
#47 · SD
South Dakota
$62.3M
Annual aid share
Tax %
0.35%
Per HH
$166
Per Capita
$68
Top recipient: John Thune · $314K
#48 · WY
Wyoming
$57.1M
Annual aid share
Tax %
0.32%
Per HH
$238
Per Capita
$98
Top recipient: John Barrasso · $693K
#49 · ND
North Dakota
$46.7M
Annual aid share
Tax %
0.26%
Per HH
$143
Per Capita
$60
Top recipient: Kevin Cramer · $364K
#50 · VT
Vermont
$41.5M
Annual aid share
Tax %
0.23%
Per HH
$151
Per Capita
$64
Top recipient: Peter Welch · $0
#51 · AK
Alaska
$36.3M
Annual aid share
Tax %
0.20%
Per HH
$133
Per Capita
$50
Top recipient: Dan Sullivan · $582K

Methodology

Step 1 — Total Aid

$3,800,000,000/year in baseline aid under the 2016 10-year Memorandum of Understanding, plus a $14,000,000,000 emergency supplemental enacted in April 2024.

Source: Congressional Research Service report R44607 / RL33222.

Step 2 — Per-State Share

Each state's share = the state's share of total US federal income tax revenue × total aid. California paid ~12.3% of federal income tax → ~12.3% of every aid dollar.

Source: IRS Statistics of Income (SOI) Historic Table 2, FY22.

Step 3 — Per Household

Per-household burden = the state's total share ÷ its household count. Across all 127,911,000 US households, the average is $139.

Source: US Census Bureau 2023 ACS 1-year estimates.

Step 4 — Per Capita

Per-capita burden = the state's total share ÷ its population (334,914,895 US-wide). The average comes out to $53 per person.

Population data also from Census ACS 2023.

What this is, and isn't. Federal aid to Israel is funded by federal tax revenue. Because individual taxpayers don't earmark their dollars, "how much your state contributes" is a proportional attribution — each state's share of the federal income tax pie applied to the federal aid line item. This calculation does not include defense contractor revenue, weapons inventory transfers, or loan guarantees, which would push the total higher. It also does not adjust for federal spending that flows back into states (which would push the net figure lower for some states and higher for others). It's the simplest, most defensible per-state attribution of the explicit FY24 aid line.

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