Israel seeks a new 10-year security deal with the U.S. to cut reliance on annual aid and boost joint defense projects.

Israel is preparing to negotiate a new 10-year security agreement with the Trump administration, aiming to strengthen military cooperation while gradually reducing reliance on annual U.S. cash grants. The current $38 billion aid package, set to expire in 2028, includes $33 billion in grants for U.S. weapons and $5 billion for missile defense. Israeli officials, including Prime Minister Netanyahu, are seeking greater self-sufficiency and a shift toward joint defense projects. The U.S. State Department did not comment on the reports.