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Netanyahu Warns of Shifting US Support, Pledges Major Defense Spending Hike

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Netanyahu Warns of Shifting US Support, Pledges Major Defense Spending Hike

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned of potential future U.S. hostility and announced plans for an additional 450 billion shekels in defense spending over the next decade. He stressed the need to build new international alliances and leverage the remaining time in President Trump's term. Netanyahu also discussed the threat from Iran and characterized Israel's relationship with Russia as complex. Opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot dismissed Netanyahu's security doctrine as an empty political maneuver.

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  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced plans for 450 billion shekels in additional defense spending over the next decade.
  • Netanyahu warned of potential future U.S. hostility and the need to develop new international alliances.
  • He stated his policy aims for the downfall of the Iranian regime, claiming 90% of objectives achieved.
  • Opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot criticized Netanyahu's security doctrine as an "empty political exercise."
  • Netanyahu also discussed Israel's complex relationship with Russia and strained ties with some European nations.

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