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Trump Ends Aid to Israel, But Netanyahu May Have Initiated It

Former U.S. President Donald Trump declared an end to security aid for Israel, a move the article suggests may have been initiated by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This decision, if initiated by Netanyahu without security consultation, is seen as a severe breach of trust.

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What happened

01Donald Trump announced the end of U.S. security aid to Israel.
02The article suggests Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may have initiated the aid cut.
03This decision is seen as dismantling a decades-old strategic alliance pillar.
04The timing is critical due to Israel's ongoing war with Iran.
05Netanyahu's office has not commented on the announcement.
06The situation raises concerns about a crisis of trust and accountability.

The aid's termination, framed by Trump within U.S. political discourse, disrupts decades of strategic partnership and occurs during a critical period of conflict with Iran. Netanyahu's office has remained silent, prompting calls for immediate clarification on the circumstances and implications of this decision.

Translated and summarized by baba from Maariv, the latest report. Read Maariv’s original