Boeing’s Arms Sales Thrive on Gaza Genocide
By Donald Shaw, Published on Oct 13, 2025
With $26.7 billion in approved Israel arms sales since October 7, 2023, Boeing stands out as a top beneficiary of the Gaza war.
Israel’s war in Gaza has been lucrative for U.S. defense firms, with multiple weapons manufacturers securing billions in contracts from Israel since Hamas's October 7, 2023, attack.
Boeing has secured up to $26.7 billion in arms sales approved by the Department of Defense for Israel during this period, according to a Sludge analysis of Defense Security Cooperation Agency announcements.
Gaza’s death toll has surpassed 67,000, with Boeing’s bombs being used in Israel’s deadly strikes on schools and tent camps.
Last week, Israel and Hamas agreed to the first phase of a U.S.
Boeing’s bombs being used in Israel’s deadly strikes on schools and tent camps.
Author's summary: Boeing benefits from Gaza war with $26.7 billion arms sales.
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