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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Trump Claims Deal With Netanyahu to End $4 Billion Aid to Israel

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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Trump's Abrupt Aid Cut Announcement Stuns Israeli Officials

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US President Donald Trump unexpectedly announced the end of American military aid to Israel in 2026, two years earlier than the previously agreed upon 2028 deadline. The announcement, made on live television, has deeply shocked Israeli defense, foreign, and finance officials, who were planning for the aid to continue until 2028. This decision could create an $8 billion funding gap for Israel's defense needs, potentially impacting critical weapons system acquisitions. Trump claimed the earlier date was Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's suggestion, though some speculate he may have misspoke.

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  • US President Donald Trump announced the end of American military aid to Israel in 2026.
  • The announcement came two years earlier than the previously agreed upon 2028 deadline.
  • Top Israeli defense, foreign, and finance officials were shocked by the sudden news.
  • The decision could create an $8 billion funding gap for Israel's defense needs.
  • Trump stated the earlier end date was Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's suggestion.

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