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BOTH COUNTRIES AIM TO FINALIZE THE AGREEMENT BY DECEMBER 2026, BEFORE REPUBLICANS LOSE CONTROL OF CONGRESS IN JANUARY, WITH ISRAELI OFFICIALS FEARING THE INCOMING CONGRESS COULD OBSTRUCT FUTURE AID, PARTICULARLY IF NETANYAHU REMAINS PRIME…
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Israel and the U.S. aim to finalize a bilateral aid agreement by December 2026, ahead of Republicans losing control of Congress in January, according to Ynet. Israeli officials reportedly fear the incoming Congress could obstruct future aid, particularly if Benjamin Netanyahu remains prime minister. The timing matters because it locks in funding commitments before the legislative makeup shifts. What to watch next is whether negotiators meet the December 2026 deadline and how the new Congress handles aid packages thereafter.
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