
Trump told Fox News that $4 billion in aid to Israel would end at the end of the year and that Netanyahu had been notified.
AI-generated summary
In his statement to Fox News, Trump said that $4 billion in aid to Israel would be stopped by the end of the year and that Netanyahu was informed. He stated that the USA would help Israel if necessary. 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.
Speaking to Fox News, Trump evaluated the financial aid provided to Israel.
Trump said about $4 billion in aid to Israel: "We will not give money to Israel anymore."
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.
HE REPORTED IT TO NETANYAHU
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 replied, "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."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
US aid to Israel will be stopped by the end of the year
Very likely · Within weeks
Potential action against Iran may be discussed
Possible · Within months
In his statement to Fox News, Donald Trump stated that the $4 billion aid to Israel will be stopped by the end of the year. Trump stated that Israel, as a developed country, does not need this aid.

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