Netanyahu warns of hostile U.S. administration, announces defense spending

Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Israel could face a hostile U.S. administration in the future, which might suspend military assistance or join international sanctions and an arms embargo against the country. During this address, he also announced plans to allocate approximately 450 billion shekels in additional defense spending over the next decade. Hours later, Donald Trump publicly endorsed Netanyahu's reelection bid.

The remarks highlight a potential shift in the strategic relationship between Israel and the United States, prompting Benjamin Netanyahu to seek new international alliances, including in Latin America. The significant increase in defense spending signals a major commitment to military preparedness amidst geopolitical uncertainty.