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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu proposed restructuring the $38 billion U.S. military aid to Israel by 2038, reflecting changes in U.S. foreign aid priorities and Israel's economic growth. While some political figures criticized the plan, it garnered limited opposition, with U.S.

Senator Lindsey Graham shifting from opposing to supporting the proposed reductions. The future of transforming aid into joint investments remains uncertain, contingent on Israel's defense spending commitments and purchases of U.S. military equipment.