If the US cuts funding to Israel, could Jordan and Egypt be next?

If Congress decides to reduce or completely phase out United States military assistance to Israel, as many on Capitol Hill are demanding, Egypt and Jordan could be next. The vast majority of the $90 billion in U.S.
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