Trump jokes about becoming Israel’s prime minister
Politics · First reported 3 Nov, 18:12 · Updated 19:22

During a Fox News interview, Donald Trump joked that he could move to Israel and become prime minister if Americans turned against him. He also claimed 99% approval in Israel and said US aid would end after 2026; the article notes that changing the existing aid arrangement would require congressional approval.
- Trump made the remark during an Election Day interview with Fox News and said he could move to Israel if Americans got tired of him.
- He claimed 99% approval in Israel but provided no polling data to support the figure.
- Trump said the US would stop providing about $4 billion in annual aid to Israel after 2026; the article says changes to the existing arrangement would require congressional approval.
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- Interview
- Fox News, Election Day, Tuesday, November 3
- Claimed approval in Israel
- 99%; no supporting survey or polling data was shared
- Proposed aid change
- End about $4 billion in annual aid after 2026
- Existing aid agreement
- Runs through September 2028; changes would require congressional approval
- US approval figures cited
- 34% approval and 64% disapproval as of October 27
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