The Pentagon is set to spend more than $3.5 billion to replenish U.S. weapons stockpiles depleted by repeated military operations linked to Israel's defense against Iranian threats in the Middle East. This emergency funding, prepared under the Trump administration and outlined in budget documents through mid-May, covers restocking missiles, interceptor systems, radar maintenance, vessels, and other key military equipment. At least $1 billion of the allocation is designated for missile systems from RTX Corporation. The increased U.S. military presence and operations in the region have driven the need for this substantial replenishment. Concurrently, Israel has increased its defense budget by 30 billion shekels while cutting funding for other ministries by 3.35%, reflecting the escalating costs of ongoing conflicts.