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Donald Trump’s announcement that the United States intends to halt military aid to Israel by the end of the year has raised questions about how existing arms deals will be funded. Israel’s requests through April 1 require about $10 billion more, which could come from U.S. aid, Israel’s budget, or both. Israel receives about $3.3 billion a year under an agreement that runs through 2028, and Congress approved an additional package of about $26 billion in 2024. U.S. lawmakers are considering shifting cooperation away from direct grants toward investment and joint defense production, but that would not meet immediate needs. Officials, meanwhile, say a rapid halt to aid is unlikely, partly because of funds Congress has already approved.
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