Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he discussed U.S. military aid to Israel in what he describes as one of his final conversations with the late Sen. Lindsey Graham. Netanyahu says Graham opposed his efforts to end or phase out the U.S. military assistance and instead challenged the proposal directly during their exchange. The accounts describe the meeting as among their last interactions, with Netanyahu recounting the details publicly. The reports characterize Graham’s position as pushing back against Netanyahu’s aim to stop U.S. aid, while Netanyahu presents the episode as a key point of disagreement in their discussions. Both outlets report Netanyahu’s claim that Graham did not allow a route to phasing out the aid, framing the conversation around whether and how U.S. assistance should continue. No additional policy specifics or timelines for the proposed changes to aid are included in the provided summaries. The reports focus on Netanyahu’s recollection and on the fact of disagreement between the two figures regarding the future of U.S. military support for Israel.