In a world grappling with escalating geopolitical tensions and the human cost of armed conflict, understanding the responsible transfer of military aid is paramount. This book provides an unprecedented look into the complexities of U.

S. security cooperation, highlighting the vital balance between supporting allies and partners while upholding international law and mitigating civilian harm.

By shedding light on real-world examples and analyzing the challenges faced in ensuring accountability, this report serves as a critical resource for anyone invested in promoting global security and safeguarding human rights. This closely watched report stopped short of defining Israel's actions in Gaza since the Hamas attack on October 7 as genocide.

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