Trump urges Netanyahu to "keep going" but signals no extra U.S. support

U.S. President Donald Trump said he told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to "keep going," but did not indicate the United States would provide Israel with any additional support beyond what has already been supplied.

Trump made the remarks as Israel’s military campaign continued against Iranian targets. While reiterating U.S. backing for Israel’s actions so far, Trump stopped short of pledging further military assistance.

According to the President, the United States has already provided significant support, and no discussions about new aid are currently underway.

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