On November 6, local time, the Israeli Prime Minister's Office issued a statement on a social media account. For the first time, it officially responded to the US plan to stop providing security assistance to Israel, saying that Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and US President Trump are promoting a shift in bilateral military relations from an “aid relationship” to a “partnership.” The statement said that US military aid to Israel has always been a cross-party consensus, and Israel previously used this aid to defend itself and confront “enemies threatening America and the West.” The statement stressed that since Israel currently has a strong and stable economy, Netanyahu and Trump adjusted the military aid relationship between the US and Israel into a partnership. This not only shows that the bilateral relationship is more consolidated and mature, but also shows the ability of the two sides to continuously adjust and maintain stability over time.

On November 6, local time, the Israeli Prime Minister's Office issued a statement on a social media account. For the first time, it officially responded to the US plan to stop providing security assistance to Israel, saying that Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and US President Trump are promoting a shift in bilateral military relations from an “aid relationship” to a “partnership.” The statement said that US military aid to Israel has always been a cross-party consensus, and Israel previously used this aid to defend itself and confront “enemies threatening America and the West.” The statement stressed that since Israel currently has a strong and stable economy, Netanyahu and Trump adjusted the military aid relationship between the US and Israel into a partnership. This not only shows that the bilateral relationship is more consolidated and mature, but also shows the ability of the two sides to continuously adjust and maintain stability over time.