Trump's announcement that American aid to Israel will end by the end of the year has left the Israeli security establishment unsure whether funding will stop immediately or whether the broader security cooperation model will be phased out. The existing agreement for the years 2016-2028 provides 3.8 billion dollars per year; Negotiations on a continuing framework for the next decade began in May. —. N12 Israeli sources warn that the move could disrupt signed arms deals and future purchases by the IDF, while asking how committed purchases of fighter jets will be financed and where Israel will find NIS 15 billion a year. It is still unclear whether Trump's statement reflects an agreement with Netanyahu, what terms and schedule will govern implementation, or whether it affects only funding or the broader security relationship. The report also raises questions as to whether Netanyahu can make such a consequential decision without official consultation with the security establishment, the government or the cabinet.