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Trump announced that $4 billion in aid to Israel will be cut by the end of the year. He stated that this decision was discussed with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.
Speaking to Fox News, Trump evaluated the aid provided to Israel.
Trump said about $4 billion in aid to Israel: "We will not give money to Israel anymore." he said.
Stating that it has already been agreed that aid to Israel will be stopped by the end of the year, Trump stated that the USA will help Israel if necessary.
Stating that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu raised this issue, Trump noted that Israel is a developed country and does not need this assistance.
Asked what action would be taken regarding Iran after the midterm elections, Trump said, "My goal is not to kill a lot of people, but we will have to do it if we have to. But that is not my goal." he replied.

Metin Ergin, who worked at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs since 1992 and served as consul general and ambassador in various countries, passed away on November 2, 2026. The funeral ceremony will be held in Ankara and Istanbul.

Iranian official Rezai announced that the 7 conditions presented by Iran in order to open the Strait of Hormuz must be fully fulfilled by the USA. While Qatar's mediation activities continue, the Tehran administration emphasizes the diplomatic sincerity of the United States.

Trump told Fox News that $4 billion in aid to Israel would be stopped by the end of the year, that he had informed Netanyahu about this issue and that help would be provided if needed. In response to the question of Iran, he stated that no action would be taken to kill a large number of people, but that it could be done if necessary.

Iranian official Garibabadi stated that they will not remain silent against nuclear weapon threats against his country. The statement came in response to allegations made in the USA that a nuclear attack on Iran was planned.
Iranian official Garibabadi stated that they will not remain silent against threats to use nuclear weapons against his country and stated that such rhetoric destroys the credibility of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Kazim Garibabadi stated that in case nuclear weapons are used against his country, they will not only take legal action, they will take the necessary precautions and will not remain silent.