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Netanyahu Pushes Plan for Israel's Strategic Self-Reliance
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · Jun 23, 2026
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Benjamin Netanyahu is promoting a 10-year, 350 billion shekel plan to make Israel militarily and strategically self-reliant. The article says the plan would reduce dependence on U.S. weapons and pressure, boost domestic industry, and turn Israel into a weapons exporter.
- 01Netanyahu wants Israel to become strategically independent over the next decades.
- 02The plan calls for 350 billion shekels over 10 years in local industries.
- 03It aims to end dependence on U.S. arms deliveries and foreign pressure.
- 04Israel would become an exporter of weapons, technology, and know-how.
- 05The article says the shift would keep money in Israel and expand industry.
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