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Israel Responds to Trump's Threat to Halt Aid
Israel's Prime Minister's Office responded in English to President Trump's statement about halting aid, emphasizing the bipartisan nature of U.S. military assistance and Israel's use of it to counter threats to the West.
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What happened
- 01Israel's PMO responded in English to Trump's threat to halt U.S. aid.
- 02The PMO stated U.S. military aid to Israel has always been bipartisan.
- 03Trump claimed an agreement with Netanyahu to stop $4 billion in annual aid.
- 04The current U.S. aid pact with Israel is set to end in 2028.
- 05Israel's Finance Ministry was unaware of immediate aid cancellation plans.
Trump claimed an agreement with Netanyahu to stop $4 billion in annual aid by year-end, though a current pact ends in 2028. The Israeli Finance Ministry was unaware of immediate cancellation plans.
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