The article argues that Israel should voluntarily end its reliance on American military aid, emphasizing both religious and practical reasons. It highlights the resilience and heroism of Israeli soldiers and civilians, asserting that Israel's true strength lies in its spirit and unity, not in foreign assistance. Citing Jewish law and historical teachings, the author contends that accepting charity from other nations is a desecration of God's Name and delays redemption, especially when Israel is now economically strong enough to forgo such aid. The article also notes that dependence on foreign military support has weakened Israel's own defense industry and limited its autonomy. Ultimately, the author calls for Israel to thank the United States for its past support but to announce an end to the annual grant, while still seeking diplomatic backing on the world stage.