Yemen: As economic collapses intensify within the ranks of the Zionist enemy, the extensive financial support provided by the United States to Israel becomes evident, with billions of dollars in funding alongside limitless military assistance from Washington to "Tel Aviv."

Israeli media outlets and U.S. economic journals have reported that the United States provides around 70% of the financial support Israel needs for its military, logistical, and security expenses. An American foreign affairs magazine also reported that U.S. taxpayers are burdened by enormous costs to sustain Israel, revealing Washington's relentless efforts to back Zionist crimes by all possible means.

In a recent report by The National Interest, harsh criticism was directed at the Biden administration for its vast, unrestrained support of Netanyahu's government. The report highlighted that Israeli aggression in Gaza and Lebanon consumes billions of U.S. taxpayer dollars, illustrating how Washington supports Israel from every possible financial resource, including American military spending allocated for allies like Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan, and South Korea—with Israel receiving the lion's share.

The National Interest report pointed out that U.S. financial support for Israel has exceeded the combined budgets of the CDC and EPA, condemning the allocation of such funds to allies that destabilize the Middle East. The report noted that American financial support for Israel this year has neared $30 billion, much of it for missile and drone defense systems to protect against attacks targeting Israeli territories and vessels.

Describing the aid as "massive and exorbitant" amid urgent domestic needs, the report emphasized the burden placed on U.S. taxpayers. It argued that American support has led to the deaths of thousands of innocent people in Gaza and Lebanon, calling for an end to aid to the "criminal" Zionist enemy.

The *National Interest* report also mentioned efforts to halt a new $20 billion weapons shipment from the U.S. to Israel, warning that Biden's acquiescence to Netanyahu's demands risks entangling Washington in a full-scale war, potentially beginning with airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities.

The magazine closed by warning of the escalating costs the U.S. is incurring to support Israel.

Meanwhile, the continued economic decline of the Zionist enemy, despite extensive American and Western support, demonstrates the economic, security, and military impacts of operations by resistance factions on Israel and its supporters. A recent report from *Bloomberg* highlighted how escalating conflict in Lebanon and increasing operations from Yemen, Iraq, and Iran have deepened Israel’s economic crises.

The report explained that "the war in Gaza and Lebanon, along with growing tensions with Iran, has weakened Israel's economy and finances, forcing Netanyahu's government to focus on reining in the budget deficit," adding that Israel’s focus has shifted to channeling economic resources to cover military expenditures.

As Israel's efforts concentrate on integrating economic and foreign relations into military spending frameworks, its ongoing dependence on American and Western support highlights its inability to meet the demands of its aggression. The report emphasized that the enemy is grappling with compounded issues due to potent operations by Hezbollah, Yemen, and Iraq, along with persistent threats from Iran. Israel remains economically strained, unable to secure its security and defense, and has achieved no offensive objectives other than resorting to brutal massacres to obscure its failures.