What country gets the most foreign aid?

the U.S.
In terms of raw quantity, the U.S. spends the most on foreign aid of any country; however, as a percent of GDP, US foreign aid spending ranks near the bottom compared to other developed countries. The next highest spender on foreign aid is Germany.

What country gives the most foreign aid 2019?

DAC Members’ Foreign Aid Donations

• United States: $34.73 billion.
• Germany: $25.01 billion.
• United Kingdom: $18.10 billion.
• European Union: $16.44 billion.
• Japan: $11.46 billion.
• France: $11.33 billion.
• Italy: $5.86 billion.
• Sweden: $5.56 billion.

How much does it cost the US to give money to Israel?

The $6.72 billion figure does not include loan guarantees and annual compound interest totalling $3.122 billion the U.S. pays on money borrowed to give to Israel. It does not include the cost to U.S. taxpayers of IRS tax exemptions that donors can claim when they donate money to Israeli charities.

How much money does the US give to other countries?

How much money does the US give to other countries? And who’s getting the most? Globally in 2018, the United States spent over $47 billion in foreign aid ($1 billion more than 2017). Nearly 37\% of that budget went to just ten countries: Afghanistan ($5.94 billion) Israel ($3.11 billion) Jordan ($1.67 billion)

How much aid has the US given to Israel since 1949?

Since 1949 the U.S. has given Israel a total of $83.205 billion. The interest costs borne by U.S. tax payers on behalf of Israel are $49.937 billion, thus making the total amount of aid given to Israel since 1949 $133.132 billion.

Is Israel the top recipient of foreign aid?

Israel has been one of the top aid recipients for decades. Most of that aid goes to its military. Israel has been in the top five aid-receiving countries — excluding aid to international organizations or broadly associated with regions — every year since 1971. It was one of the top two recipients for aid for all but four years since 1974.