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"US aid to Israel for the 2005 fiscal year passed its final hurdle on Thursday. The Senate passed the foreign aid appropriations bill, including aid to Israel, as part of a package of appropriations for most government agencies. President George W. Bush is expected to sign the bill this week.
The full amount of aid is will be deposited in the Bank of Israel account in New York shortly after the president's signature. The aid package will not be included in the Israeli government's budget for 2004.
Israel is due to receive $2.68 billion in aid: $2.2 billion in military aid and $480 million in civilian aid. $15.7 million, or 0.59%, will be deducted from this amount, under an across-the-board budget cut imposed on all items in the appropriations bill."
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" Each year, Israel receives the largest share of US foreign aid, which totals $17 billion in the current fiscal year. Egypt is the second largest recipient of aid, with $1.9 billion. Jordan receives $464 million, after the 0.59% deduction.
In addition to the annual aid, the US has provided Israel with $9 billion in loan guarantees over three years, or $3 billion a year."