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It is an existing ten-year program of US security assistance to Israel.
US President Donald Trump has announced the end of a ten-year program worth billions to support Israel's security. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “agrees” with the move, Trump said in a telephone interview with US broadcaster “Fox News” on Tuesday.
He reached an agreement with Netanyahu “months ago” and the payments should therefore end at the end of the year. Trump claimed that the idea came from Netanyahu. This should stop the “waste” of money that has been going on for years.
"Israel is our number one. We give them more money than anyone else, and they don't need it anymore," Trump said. He added: “We will help Israel if they need it.”
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End of payments at the end of the year
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