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SECURITY & DEFENSE • UNITED STATES AND ISRAEL

Israel aid plan draws criticism as details of proposed shift remain unclear

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The Trump administration’s reported plan to end direct U.S. military aid to Israel has drawn criticism, while Israeli officials have described the shift as a move toward partnership. The articles do not clarify the final terms or timing of any change.

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A change in U.S. military assistance could affect Israel’s purchases of U.S. aircraft and weapons and the timing of those acquisitions. The scale and schedule of any change remain uncertain in the reports.