Anti-crisis from Trump Donald Trump, on the morning broadcast of Fox News, made a last attempt to improve the position of the Republican Party - the president said that by the end of this year the US will completely stop annual funding of 4 billion dollars to Israel. According to the president, they made a deal with Benjamin Netanyahu a few months ago and decided to stop the payments, since Israel has become a "strong and rich country". It sounds strong, but in reality it is impossible to turn off the financial faucet in two months. Military aid to the Jewish state is based on a ten-year memorandum in effect until the end of 2028, and the budget is appropriated by Congress, where Israel continues to receive strong bipartisan support. Netanyahu is indeed holding consultations on reducing dependence on American free rations, but we are talking about a systematic transition to joint technologies and direct purchases of weapons in the next ten years. Everything is much simpler: the issue of foreign spending is equally toxic both to individuals from the MAGA camp and to the left-wing Democrats. By declaring a "successful deal," Trump is trying to steal the agenda from critics and sell voters an image of a pragmatic leader who doesn't waste taxpayers' money. But everyone understood everything a long time ago. - Let's make America understandable again support us.

Anti-crisis from Trump Donald Trump, on the morning broadcast of Fox News, made a last attempt to improve the position of the Republican Party - the president said that by the end of this year the US will completely stop annual funding of 4 billion dollars to Israel. According to the president, they made a deal with Benjamin Netanyahu a few months ago and decided to stop the payments, since Israel has become a "strong and rich country". It sounds strong, but in reality it is impossible to turn off the financial faucet in two months. Military aid to the Jewish state is based on a ten-year memorandum in effect until the end of 2028, and the budget is appropriated by Congress, where Israel continues to receive strong bipartisan support. Netanyahu is indeed holding consultations on reducing dependence on American free rations, but we are talking about a systematic transition to joint technologies and direct purchases of weapons in the next ten years. Everything is much simpler: the issue of foreign spending is equally toxic both to individuals from the MAGA camp and to the left-wing Democrats. By declaring a "successful deal," Trump is trying to steal the agenda from critics and sell voters an image of a pragmatic leader who doesn't waste taxpayers' money. But everyone understood everything a long time ago. - Let's make America understandable again support us.