No more $4 billion for Israel
Reflecting the generally negative perceptions of Israel, overt aid to Israel seems to be ending. The fact that Netanyahu is in favor of ending it should raise red flags. However, the substitute for U.S. aid to Israel is still on the table—the bill to basically merge the U.S. and Israeli military is still alive, having passed the House narrowly, 216-212. One can only hope that the Senate will reject it. From the Wikipedia article:
A New Policy, a Political Action Committee that describes itself as “dedicated to forging a new U.S. policy toward Israel and Palestine that improves the lives of Americans and people across the Middle East” sponsored a letter to the House Armed Services Committee advocating for the removal of military collaboration with Israel from the 2027 NDAA.[44] A New Policy founder Josh Paul said “What Congress is trying to do now is find different ways of entrenching the relationship so deep in America’s own defence industrial base that it’s impossible to root it out.”[45]
Paul subsequently authored a piece on the Arab Center Washington DC’s website, writing that “Section 224 raises significant questions about whether there will be, in the foreseeable future, a genuine offramp from support for Israel’s military, or whether the relationship will simply transition to a new, and arguably worse, form.”[46]
In a June 4, 2026, interview with Jewish Currents, Paul said that the “off ramp” for US aid to Israel would “seem on the surface to provide a net savings to the US taxpayer and to shift the cost burden for [Israel’s] weapon procurements to Israel.”[47] Paul added that,[47]
“Imagine a world in which—as Section 224 proposes—Israeli technology is integrated into U.S. military systems. Last year alone, US Defense Department procurement topped $160 billion, with a further $140 billion spent on research and development. In that context, US foreign assistance is, despite all the hype it gets, relatively small beans. Integrating Israel as a key source into the Department of War supply chain, on the other hand, opens up prospects that could not only make up for, but over time dwarf, the billions in handouts Israel’s military currently gets. And unlike the current grant assistance, which mostly pays for US weapons systems, this would be money going directly into Israel’s economy. And that’s before accounting for the access to emerging US technology and intellectual property that Israel would have access to and be able to spin off for commercial purposes.”
Epoch Times: WASHINGTON—Israel will no longer receive $4 billion in annual funding from the United States after 2026, President Donald Trump announced on Nov. 3.
In an Election Day interview with Fox News, Trump said the aid in question “gets cut off at the end of the year.”
Trump said he spoke to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about the aid, and they agreed to cut it.
The U.S. president said he also recognizes that U.S. support for Israel has been a contentious topic.
Trump said, “Why should we suffer the slings” from people like Abdul El-Sayed “when they don’t need it?”
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This is being much discussed on Reddit. Pedonald is pulling a fake-out, plain and simple. It would be nice if it were this easy, but in reality the Zionists will not be so easily dislodged from our pockets. The “aid” (money that would pay for actual first-world living conditions for we Whites) will simply go under different names. The crown jewel (turd?) in this is that the US’s and “israel’s” militaries will be be joined somehow, with Zionists commanding US troops and it may be supposed, able to accuse any US service member of “antisemitism” because they said the sky was very blue that day or some damn thing.
We are obviously right inside the process of people in the West understanding the nature of jewish nationalism aka zionism. This is supposed to be blood and soil nationalism although it’s actually neither. In my opinion we are nearing the mature stage of this stage of understanding for White people. With the eventual closure of this cognition cycle and with the coming back of the Dems to power in the US, the other side of the JQ coin, that is hebraism, is going to start becoming common talk. People have awakened to the notion of group interests within societies (something tottaly verbotten in the past). As things turn rapidly south inside Western societies, Whites will have to relearn to look for the actual causes. This very segment of the near future is where CoC becomes extremely relevant. Media, Academia, entertainment, banking, polite society etc. (i would personally throw in the Holocaust, too), will start appearing as subject matter vis-a-vis international jewish interests (hebraism). This will be the backbone of collective awakening and it will be here to stay. Noone can predict, as of the present, how exactly this would affect politics in the West and the US but in any case it is coming, and it is coming in the shape of a new cycle that itself will have to come to a closure. It is my prediction that when both cycles come to a closure, then the really huge one will have to open. And this time it will also involve Christianity. With the help of certain non-West factors, maybe we will be fortunate enough to come to contact with written original material never before read or seen. In any case, pandora’s box is wide open and the signs ARE on the wall.