By John Livingston
‘February 27, 2025

A federal judge has ruled that the Trump Administration must continue to send hundreds of millions of taxpayer funds to terrorist organizations in Gaza and the West Bank.It’s hardly unexpected that the very first Muslim judge to serve on the federal bench, who was selected by President Biden and
has ties to George Soros, made a ruling requiring the Trump Administration continue sending our money to terrorist organizations in Gaza and the West Bank, ruling to renew funding from USAID to groups with terrorist affiliations, provided his background and affiliations.

Among Biden’s Final Appointments, First Federal Muslim Judge Amir Ali Rules Trump Administration Has to Pay Millions in Tribute to Terrorists in Gaza and the West Bank.
USAID Gave At Least $2.33 Billion to Gaza TerroristsSince October 7, 2023, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has been supplying significant sponsorship to Gaza, primarily through

humanitarian available information; USAID has opted to assist with donations and direct help efforts rather than loans, often working in tandem with companies such as the World Food Program (WFP) and numerous non-governmental organizations (NGOs). The following is the financing supplied:

The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has supplied more than $2.1 billion in taxpayer money to terrorist organizations in  Gaza and the West Bank since October 7, 2023, claiming that it was providing nutrition, hydration, housing, healthcare, and emotional support. Most of this so-called aid fell under the control of HAMAS. This considerable contribution has been consistently referenced in main statements and consists of several notable allocations, including a $100 million promise made by President Biden on October 18, 2023; a $21 million allotment announced on December 4, 2023; a $53 million commitment made on February 26, 2024; a $404 million plan revealed on June 10, 2024, with $64 million particularly 336 million allocation announced on September 29, 2024; and a $134 million contribution reported in late February 2025, tied to a U.S.-facilitated ceasefire agreement.

— ** Economic Recovery and Development Funding **: In addition to humanitarian help, USAID vowed $230 million in November 2024 to support financial healing and development programs in Gaza and the West Bank. This funding focuses on long-term initiatives like health recovery, water management, and youth empowerment instead of instant relief.
USAID Gave At Least $2.33 Billion to Gaza Terrorists
– ** Overall Funding **: The total quantity of financial support from USAID for Gaza and the West Bank, consisting of humanitarian help and funds for financial healing, has surpassed $2.33 billion since October 7, 2023. The specific department of this sum between Gaza and the figures for both
To sum up, USAID has given over $2.33 billion in financing and support to Gaza and the West Bank, given that on October 7, 2023, it will probably go to Gaza because of its immediate requirements. This includes more than $2.1 billion for humanitarian assistance and $230 million for economic revitalization, distributed through intermediaries such as NGOs and UN organizations. While accurate figures specifically for Gaza are not constantly precise in the data, this computation is the closest estimate readily available from primary sources as of February 26, 2025
USAID Gave At Least $2.33 Billion to Gaza Terrorists