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Donald Trump’s announcement that he would end U.S. military aid to Israel at the end of 2026, rather than 2028, has raised concerns about a funding gap of nearly $10 billion to cover existing arms deals, including 25 F-35 fighter jets and thousands of bombs. Although Washington is committed to providing about $7 billion over the next two years, Israel may have to cover the shortfall from its own budget or seek exceptional U.S. support. Its defense spending has reached around 7% of GDP. U.S. lawmakers are considering replacing direct grants with investments and joint defense projects, but legal obligations and existing contracts make a rapid cutoff of support difficult.
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