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Netanyahu Wants Israel To Be Less Dependent On US For Weapons Amid Tiff With Trump? Here's Why
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4:02Now PlayingIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called for greater military self-reliance, urging Israel to expand domestic weapons production and reduce dependence on foreign suppliers. Speaking to reserve officers, Netanyahu said Israel must strengthen its own defense industry amid ongoing threats from Iran and its regional allies.
His remarks come amid growing tensions with US President Donald Trump over Lebanon operations and the broader US-Iran diplomatic process. Trump recently suggested he could prevent actions that might derail negotiations, while Vice President JD Vance highlighted extensive American military support for Israel.
Netanyahu's comments have fueled speculation about strains in US-Israel relations, especially as Washington and Jerusalem discuss a new framework for future security cooperation and a more reciprocal strategic partnership.
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