⚡️🇮🇱🇺🇸 — Israel and the United States have both decided that the era of military aid must end and transform into a reciprocal partnership, — THE JERUSALEM POST.

➡️ ​The current military aid agreement worth thirty eight billion dollars is set to expire in twenty twenty eight.

➡️ ​Both governments opened official talks last month to transition from a memorandum of understanding to a memorandum of partnership.

➡️ ​Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu backed this transition stating that the time has arrived for Israel to move from an aid recipient to a strategic partner.

➡️​American political figures from both parties are increasingly demanding an end to traditional financial subsidies to Israel.

➡️ ​The upcoming agreement will focus on deep industrial and defense technology integration rather than visible financial grants.

➡️ US aid money is heavily reinvested inside the United States to purchase American aircraft and munitions which creates local jobs.

➡️ ​The United States benefits strategically from this partnership by acquiring critical Israeli battlefield data on missile defense cyber security and artificial intelligence.

➡️ ​Israel absorbs direct military pressure from Iran and its regional proxies without requiring any direct deployment of American soldiers.

➡️ ​The new partnership will require enhanced congressional oversight and reporting to maintain accountability for both nations.

➡️ Israel wants to change its status because charity language makes the alliance politically weak when US public mood changes.

➡️ ​The partnership serves as an American industrial policy tool that buys Washington direct influence over Israeli military strategy.

➡️ ​Future US administrations may attach strict conditions to weapons that Israel cannot accept which forces Israel to build its own production capacity.

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🇺🇸🇮🇷⚡️ — Shipping activity through the Strait of Hormuz has fallen sharply, with only 22 verified transits logged on Thursday, according to Kpler.

➡️ Just one vessel used the Omani channel — the remainder transited via Iran's designated shipping lane.

➡️ The figure marks a steep decline from the 40–50 weekly transits recorded in recent weeks, and a fraction of pre-war daily averages exceeding 100.

➡️ Some ships are switching off transponders entirely, suggesting real traffic volumes may exceed what tracking data captures.