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Trump is ending military aid to Israel - what difference will it make?

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The Independent World Trump is ending military aid to Israel - what difference will it make?
Experts tell Maira Butt that a series of factors, including the Israeli need to project an image of strength, have contributed to the announcement. But it does not mean that the tight military and eco
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NPR News What Trump meant when he said the U.S. is cutting aid to Israel
President Trump says he's halting aid to Israel. Israelis are worried. But experts say the U.S. is just shifting aid from the State Department to the Pentagon, with less congressional oversight.
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