Trump Promised an End to Israel Aid This Year, but the Draft Deal Runs to 2033
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Trump promised an end to Israel aid this year, but the draft deal runs to 2033
TEHRAN — Donald Trump told Fox News on November 3 that U.S. aid to Israel is “cut off at the end of the year.” It is not. Draft terms reported Monday by Yedioth Ahronoth show Washington and Israel negotiating a memorandum that would halve direct military financing and end it only in 2033.
The surprise was total on 3 November, the day of the mid-term elections in the United States. At the opening of the polling stations, Donald Trump announced the end of direct US military aid to Israel. If the threat of an immediate halt does not seem realistic, negotiations are actually under way for a new defence partnership between the two countries.
US military aid to Israel is scheduled to last until 2033. The new agreement would cover five years of support. The article, "US to continue supporting Israel. New five-year agreement," comes from the website Everything That Matters.
Contrary to President Donald Trump's earlier announcements, the United States will not end military aid to Israel this year. According to Ynews, support will continue until 2033, albeit in a reduced form.
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