Netanyahu Breaks Silence on Trump’s Decision to End US Military Aid to Israel
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Netanyahu's office explained Trump's statement about ending financial support for the Jewish state in the amount of $4 billion a year by switching from aid to partnership
Netanyahu's office explained Trump's statement about ending financial support for the Jewish state in the amount of $4 billion a year by switching from aid to partnership.
Washington announces end of funding two years before the end of the current agreement – Israeli Prime Minister's office talks about transition "from aid to cooperation"
The office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu commented on Friday on US President Donald Trump's announcement Tuesday that he was ending annual aid to Israel. Trump made the surprise announcement Tuesday, on the day of the US midterm elections, that he was ending $3.8 billion in annual aid to Israel. In a phone interview with Fox News, Trump said, "We give Israel four... Read more
Tel Aviv: For the first time, the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded to US President Donald Trump's statements regarding the suspension of military aid to Israel, which amounts to $4 billion annually. The statement from the office read: “Israel today enjoys a strong and stable economy. The transition led by Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Trump from a phase of aid to a phase of partnership embodies the extent to…
The Israeli Prime Minister's Office confirmed days later that the US will cut approximately $4 billion in military aid to Israel. The statement did not specify when the aid would be cut, but claimed that Israel uses this aid for defense and combating enemies.
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