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POLITICS & POLICY • ISRAEL / UNITED STATES

Netanyahu’s office says Israel plans to phase out U.S. military aid

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Israel’s Prime Minister’s Office says the country’s strong economy allows it to gradually end U.S. military assistance, describing the move as fulfilling a pledge Benjamin Netanyahu made in 1996. The supplied report does not detail a timetable or a formal aid decision.

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Why it matters

If implemented, a change to U.S. military assistance could affect U.S.-Israel security ties and federal spending. The report gives no details on the scale or timing of any change.

What happens next

The Prime Minister’s Office says the aid would be ended gradually, but no timetable or specific next decision is reported.

Whether Israel’s government announces a timetable or formal policy for phasing out assistance.

Whether U.S. officials respond or any aid arrangements change.