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title: "Trump says U.S. cutting $3.8 billion annual: Timeline of Reports"
description: "Donald Trump said Israel was “fine” with him ending the assistance, which began in 2019 and was signed under his predecessor, Barack Obama, three years earlier"
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# Trump says U.S. cutting $3.8 billion annual security assistance to Israel

What we know so far: 3 reports from 3 outlets, first at 3 Nov, 19:26 IST, latest at 4 Nov, 00:40 IST. Headlines and summaries are quoted from each outlet, oldest first; each links to the original report.

1. Tuesday 3 November
2. 19:26 IST NDTV [Trump Says US Will Stop $4 Billion Annual Aid To Israel From Year End](https://allindia.news/s/810729c84a1d) (original: https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/trump-says-us-will-stop-4-billion-annual-aid-to-israel-from-year-end-12277581#publisher=newsstand)

Trump said Israel no longer needs it and that some Democrats and left-wing politicians were using this US funding to Israel as a talking point to criticise Republicans.

3. 19:45 IST NDTV Profit [Oil Market Cracks On Trump Vowing To Cut $4-Billion Israel Aid By 2026-End; Brent At $102](https://allindia.news/s/8c097e1c9a0e) (original: https://www.ndtvprofit.com/markets/oil-market-cracks-on-trump-vowing-to-cut-48-billion-israel-aid-by-2026-end-brent-at-102-12277564#publisher=newsstand)

Brent crude fell 2.53% to $102.12 per barrel after US President Donald Trump announced Washington will end its $4-billion annual military aid to Israel by the end of 2026.

4. Wednesday 4 November
5. 00:40 IST The Hindu [Trump says U.S. cutting $3.8 billion annual security assistance to Israel](https://allindia.news/s/dbef388e9caa) (original: https://www.thehindu.com/news/international/trump-says-us-cutting-38-billion-annual-security-assistance-to-israel/article71662755.ece)

Donald Trump said Israel was “fine” with him ending the assistance, which began in 2019 and was signed under his predecessor, Barack Obama, three years earlier