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→Bibi suggested to end aid to Israel, Trump agreed & highlights uniqueness of this ally: new section
:May God help us all - especially since Andy has been allowing [[User:Conservative]] to destroy the [[MAGA]] [[coalition]] on [[Conservapedia]] for the past four and a half years. [[User:RobSmith|Foghorn Leghorn]]<sup>[[User talk:RobSmith|Do normal heterosexuals spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?]]</sup> 19:59, November 2, 2026 (EST)
:May God help us all - especially since Andy has been allowing [[User:Conservative]] to destroy the [[MAGA]] [[coalition]] on [[Conservapedia]] for the past four and a half years. [[User:RobSmith|Foghorn Leghorn]]<sup>[[User talk:RobSmith|Do normal heterosexuals spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?]]</sup> 19:59, November 2, 2026 (EST)
== Bibi suggested to end aid to Israel, Trump agreed & highlights uniqueness of this ally ==
Donald Trump: Agreed with Benjamin Netanyahu to stop US funding to Israel at the end of 2026 | The Jerusalem Post.
Trump: US will stop funding to Israel after end of 2026, will 'help Israel if they need it'.
The president went on to praise Israel as a particularly reliable American ally, contrasting its conduct with that of other US partners.
By Idan Kweller.
November 3, 2026.
On the morning of the US midterm elections, US President Donald Trump made a startling claim in an interview with Fox & Friends: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu himself initiated a plan to end nearly $4 billion in annual American assistance to Israel.
The hosts repeatedly pressed Trump to clarify whether he meant military aid, cash, or weapons deliveries. The president insisted that the arrangement would end by December, while Israel would remain free to purchase American weapons.
Trump also explained the political calculation behind the move: taking away one of the Democrats’ most effective arguments against Republicans, particularly in Michigan, where Israel has become a central issue in the fiercely contested Senate race. But his announcement raises a major question: What happens to the existing US-Israel military assistance agreement, which runs through 2028?
US President Donald Trump made a potentially consequential political and diplomatic announcement on Tuesday morning, as Americans headed to the polls for the midterm elections, claiming that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had personally proposed ending the approximately $4 billion in annual American assistance to Israel.
[https://www.jpost.com/international/article-913711]
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