Trump Claims US Aid to Israel Halted by Agreement
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President Donald Trump stated Tuesday that the U.S. and Israel agreed months ago to halt $4 billion in annual aid. Trump said Israel no longer needs the funds, though the U.S. will help if necessary. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was reportedly part of the agreement.
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- President Trump announced the U.S. and Israel agreed to halt $4 billion in annual aid.
- The agreement to stop aid was reportedly made several months ago with Prime Minister Netanyahu.
- Trump stated Israel no longer needs the American financial assistance.
- He assured that the U.S. would still help Israel if it becomes necessary.
- The U.S. president made the announcement during an interview with Fox News.
U.S. President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that he had reached an agreement with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu several months ago to cease annual American aid to Israel, totaling $4 billion. Speaking in an interview with Fox News, Trump stated that the decision was made because Israel no longer requires the assistance, emphasizing that relations between the two countries remain excellent. He also affirmed that the United States would still provide support to Israel if the need arises. The report included a photograph of Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Trump, credited to Yonatan Sindel/Flash90.
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