In a controversial move, former U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a $100 billion military fund aimed at defending white South Africans. Speaking at a rally, Trump declared, “I will arm and defend them just like we are defending Israel,” signaling a strong commitment to providing military aid and support.

The announcement has sparked intense debate both domestically and internationally. Critics argue that the move could escalate racial tensions in South Africa, while supporters see it as a stand against what they claim is discrimination and violence targeting white farmers.

While details of the plan remain unclear, sources close to Trump suggest that the fund could involve arms shipments, training programs, and strategic defense partnerships. The South African government has yet to respond to the statement, but experts warn that such a move could strain diplomatic relations and further complicate racial dynamics in the country.

This development comes amid broader discussions on U.S. foreign policy and military spending, raising questions about the potential implications of Trump’s pledge.