Mostly, the United States. The
1979 Camp David Accords committed America to significant military assistance to Egypt, most recently about $1.3 billion annually. Not all of that is weapons. Still, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute's
Arms Transfers Database, in 2009, the U.S. and/or U.S. firms exported about $279 million in arms to Egypt (figure
adjusted to 2009 dollars). And, considering arms alone, the United States still supplies the vast majority of military hardware imported by Egypt:

source: NOfP chart via
SIPRI dataQuestion: What happens should
that weaponry be used against Israel? Answer: The
United Nations will condemn Israel.
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