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The aircraft purchases are part of a decade-long modernization plan to the tune of $118 billion, the government said.

The US Department of War on Monday revealed that Boeing had been awarded a nearly $8.6bn contract to make F-15 fighter jets for Israel.

Three American military refuelling aircraft that previously stopped at the airport are believed to be supporting US-Israeli airstrikes.

Israel signed a direct commercial deal with Boeing to buy up to 5,000 precision bombs for $289M; after Oct. 7, Boeing accelerated shipment of about 1,000 units to Israel.

The US State Department approved a $6.6B arms package to Israel including 30 Apache attack helicopters ($3.8B) supplied by Boeing and Lockheed Martin, and armoured assault vehicles.

The Jerusalem Post confirmed the Pentagon's $8.6B contract with Boeing for 25 F-15IA fighter jets as one of the largest single aircraft sales in US-Israel history, following congressional approval.

Boeing was awarded an $8.58B Pentagon contract for 25 F-15IA jets for Israel, funded via U.S. Foreign Military Financing that Israel uses to pay the U.S. government under the FMS system.

The contract will provide Israel with 25 F-15 fighter jets, with the option for 25 more.

A Sludge analysis of DSCA announcements found Boeing appears in up to $26.7B in arms sales approved for Israel since October 7, 2023, far outpacing rivals like Lockheed Martin and RTX.

US weapons manufacturers collectively earned more than $32 billion in sales during the first two years of the Gaza war, with RTX, Lockheed Martin, Boeing and General Dynamics among the primary beneficiaries.

Allianz invests a total of €6.8 billion in firms involved in the occupation and Gaza war, including €53.6 million in Boeing and nearly €167 million in Caterpillar, with investments in arms almost doubling in 2024.

Amnesty International's 2025 report named Boeing alongside Lockheed Martin as U.S. military contractors whose weapons, including JDAMs and GBU-39 bombs, were documented in unlawful strikes in Gaza.

A shipment of 1,600 MK-84 heavy bombs, produced by Boeing, from the United States has arrived in Israel following a freeze under the Biden administration, raising concerns over their potential impact on civilian populations.

Israel's Defense Ministry signed a $5.2B deal with Boeing for 25 F-15IA fighters; Boeing also reached an August 2024 agreement with El Al to acquire up to 31 Boeing 737 MAX jets.

As of 30 June 2024, AXA holds $150.43 million in shares and bonds in eleven companies arming Israel, including Boeing, Lockheed Martin, General Dynamics, Northrop Grumman, BAE Systems, and RTX.

Al Jazeera's verification agency has suggested the Israeli army used the powerful MK-84 against the tented settlement.

Portland, Maine's City Council voted unanimously to divest from a list of 85 companies including Boeing, Chevron, and Volvo over their ties to Israeli military operations in Gaza.

Recovered fragments stamped with code 70P862352 associated with Boeing JDAMs were found at the Abu Mu'eileq family home in Gaza where an October 2023 airstrike killed 19 people including 12 children.

The State Department approved a $20B+ arms package including Boeing-made F-15 jets, AMRAAMs, 120mm tank ammunition, and other weapons for Israel amid the ongoing Gaza conflict.

Weapons experts identified a Boeing JDAM tail fin in the July 2024 al-Mawasi 'safe zone' strike that killed at least 92 Palestinians, confirming US-made guidance kits were used in the deadliest attack.

PAX/Profundo June 2024 report identified European financial institutions investing billions in six arms producers — including Boeing, General Dynamics, and Rolls-Royce — that have sold weapons to Israel.

UN experts explicitly named BAE Systems among arms manufacturers that should immediately end transfers to Israel, citing risk of complicity in international crimes including genocide.

Boeing secured contracts worth over $4B for seven P-8A Poseidon maritime surveillance aircraft and fifteen KC-46A aerial refuelling tankers for the Israeli Air Force.

From 2021 to end of 2023, the U.S. delivered nearly 3,000 Boeing GBU-39 Small Diameter Bombs and an estimated 3,000 Boeing JDAM kits to Israel; Amnesty International alleged their use in illegal strikes killing 100+ civilians.

Portland State University administrators agreed to pause its relationship with Boeing, including temporarily stopping acceptance of Boeing funding, as a concession to pro-Palestinian encampment protesters.

US-made Joint Direct Attack Munitions (JDAM) were used by the Israeli military in two deadly, unlawful air strikes on homes full of civilians in the occupied Gaza Strip, Amnesty International has found based on a new investigation into those strikes. The organization found that these air strikes were either direct attacks on civilians or civilian […]

Boeing expedited delivery of 1,000 250-lb bombs, 1,800 GPS bomb kits and approximately 3,000 GBU-39 Small Diameter Bombs and JDAMs to Israel as part of a $735M commercial sale in October 2023.