Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he wants Israel’s U.S. financial support to be reduced to zero over time. In an interview with CBS, Netanyahu discussed several regional issues, including conflicts involving Iran and Lebanon, the prospects for a peace deal, and the broader U.S.-Israel relationship. According to the reports, Netanyahu argues that future American financial assistance should be phased out, with the goal of “draw[ing] down to zero” U.S. support within the next decade. Fox News similarly reports Netanyahu’s statement, describing his hope that U.S. financial backing for Israel could be eliminated over the coming years. The coverage does not indicate specific mechanisms, conditions, or policy details for how the drawdown would be implemented, nor does it provide responses from U.S. officials in the cited accounts. Overall, both outlets focus on Netanyahu’s stated objective to end U.S. financial support while he outlines Israel’s regional priorities and ongoing diplomatic engagement.