The US House Armed Services Committee has voted to give the Zionist entity around half a billion dollars in military aid-- on top of the $3.1 billion it already gives the entity.

The US House Armed Services Committee has voted to give the Zionist entity around half a billion dollars in military aid-- on top of the $3.1 billion it already gives the entity.

The allocation would go toward procurement of Iron Dome and development of Arrow 3 and Magic Wand missile interception systems, the Zionist daily Haaretz reported Monday.

"The $488 million for the joint U.S.-Israeli research and development of anti-missile projects proposed in the Defense Authorization bill is not technically considered 'military aid' to Israel, even though these ostensible joint projects only benefit Israel," Josh Ruebner of the ‘US Campaign to End the Israeli Occupation,’ told media outlets.

"Instead, they are budgeted through the Pentagon, which means that this money is additional to the $3.1 billion in military aid to Israel requested by President Obama for the 2014 budget," he noted.