The Wall Street Journal reports that Israel has about $10 billion in standing orders for US military equipment that are not covered by existing US aid commitments through 2028, complicating President Trump's plans to end aid. A State Department document reviewed by the newspaper indicates that either Washington or Israel will have to cover the costs, while US officials warn that dismantling the current aid system could take years.

The Wall Street Journal reports that Israel has about $10 billion in standing orders for US military equipment that are not covered by existing US aid commitments through 2028, complicating President Trump's plans to end aid. A State Department document reviewed by the newspaper indicates that either Washington or Israel will have to cover the costs, while US officials warn that dismantling the current aid system could take years.