Trump threatens Iran and reveals conversations with Netanyahu: 'We will stop aid to Israel'

US President Donald Trump addressed the Republican loss in the midterm elections, threatened Iran, and revealed conversations with Netanyahu about ending security aid to Israel. Trump claimed that Israel no longer needs $4 billion in annual aid and that Netanyahu did not oppose the proposal. He also declared himself the 'veto president'.

US President Donald Trump addressed the Republican loss in the midterm elections, threatened Iran, and revealed conversations with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about ending security aid to Israel. In interviews with Fox News, Politico, and the Wall Street Journal, Trump said he does not regret the war with Iran, even though he believes it contributed to the loss. He threatened that if Iran does not 'behave nicely', he could complete the military job. Trump revealed that he spoke with Netanyahu over the past four months about ending aid, arguing that Israel is already capable of funding its own security needs. According to him, Netanyahu did not significantly oppose the proposal. Trump declared himself the 'veto president' after the election loss, signaling he would veto Democratic legislation.