Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced his intention to eliminate the $3.8 billion annual military aid from the United States within the next decade. In an interview with CBS News' '60 Minutes,' Netanyahu emphasized the need to reset the financial relationship between the two nations, especially as Israel seeks to strengthen ties with Gulf states. He noted that support for Israel among US adults has significantly declined since the outbreak of the Gaza conflict in October 2023, with 60% expressing an unfavorable view of Israel and 59% lacking confidence in Netanyahu's leadership. This decline, he argues, is closely linked to the rise of social media, which he believes has been manipulated by certain countries to undermine Israel's image. Additionally, Netanyahu discussed the ongoing war with Iran, acknowledging that it has impacted US inflation and fuel prices. While he refrained from detailing military strategies regarding Iran, he suggested that a weakened Iranian regime could lead to the collapse of its proxy networks, including Hezbollah and Hamas.