Trump and Harris Clash Over U.S.-Israel Policy
Trump and Harris Clash Over U.S.-Israel Policy

Trump and Harris Clash Over U.S.-Israel Policy

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Former President Donald Trump warned that the 'sacred bond' between the U.S. and Israel is under threat due to the Biden-Harris administration, citing the deadly Hamas attack on Israel and criticizing what he sees as weak U.S. leadership. Trump expressed concern that Israel would face devastating consequences, including potential annihilation, if Kamala Harris wins the upcoming election. He also emphasized his past support for Israel and criticized Jewish Americans who vote for Democrats. Vice President Kamala Harris defended her stance on withholding 2,000-pound munitions from Israel, arguing that it is part of a broader strategy to secure a ceasefire and prevent civilian casualties. Harris reiterated her support for Israel's right to defend itself but also emphasized the need to address Palestinian suffering and push for a two-state solution. Both Trump and Harris present starkly different visions for U.S.-Israel relations, highlighting the contentious debate over U.S. policy in the Middle East.

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