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Ex-Envoy Warns of US Aid Cut, Loss of UN Shield
Former Israeli ambassador Michael Oren expressed alarm over potential US termination of security aid, warning it could lead to a loss of diplomatic backing at the UN. He questioned the strategic logic of reducing support for a key US ally and suggested the move might be politically motivated.
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What happened
- 01Former envoy Michael Oren fears US ending security aid could remove Israel's UN diplomatic shield.
- 02Oren questioned the strategic value of cutting aid to Israel, a key US ally.
- 03He suggested the potential aid cut might be linked to political deals before US elections.
- 04Oren warned that aid termination could extend to intelligence sharing and other support.
- 05Past US restrictions on Israel's military purchases and China trade were also mentioned.
Oren also highlighted past US restrictions on Israel's military purchases and trade with China.
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