President announces elimination of $3.8 billion in annual aid
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The aid of 3.8 billion dollars was initiated in 2019 for a period of ten years. The original agreement was signed in 2016 during the Obama administration.
“They don’t need it”: Donald Trump announces ending annual US aid of $3.8 billion for Israel’s security
This American security assistance to Israel began in 2019, for a period of ten years. The agreement was signed three years earlier by Donald Trump's predecessor, Democrat Barack Obama.
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Revision or formal cancellation of military aid protocols.
Likely · Within months

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