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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Rubio: Israel Prosperous Enough to Fund Its Own US Arms Purchases

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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that Israel is now prosperous enough to purchase American weapons without US financial aid, suggesting this was an Israeli proposal. Rubio indicated that Israel has "graduated beyond" the need for such support, potentially by 2027. This comes after President Donald Trump claimed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu proposed ending the nearly $4 billion in annual US aid by December 2026.

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  • US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated Israel can fund its own US arms purchases.
  • Rubio suggested Israel is prosperous enough to no longer need US financial aid.
  • President Donald Trump claimed Netanyahu proposed ending US aid by December 2026.
  • The annual US aid to Israel is approximately $4 billion.
  • Israel would still be able to purchase US weapons if aid ends.

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