Vivek Ramaswamy
“Citizenship is the distinction they drew. It wasn’t just about what you got in return, it was about your duty to your nation,” the former presidential candidate wrote.
Instead, the U.S. presidential candidate plans to do a “live-audience show” in Des Moines with Tim Pool, whose previous guests include Kanye West.
“Joe Biden will say he supports Israel and then they do nothing but try to kneecap them every step of the way,” said Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.
“The last thing we need to do is to tell Israel what to do. The only thing we should be doing is supporting them and eliminating Hamas,” said Nikki Haley, former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.
Israel’s response to Hamas’s massacre “is Israel’s decision to make. And I’m rooting for success,” said the upstart candidate, strongly suggesting a detwinning of American aid to and influence over Israeli policy.
There were no fiery exchanges on Israel, as there were in the first debate, though two candidates mentioned Iran.
“I’m not going to toss someone to the wolves and cancel them,” the presidential candidate said.
In one rather dramatic moment, Nikki Haley accused Vivek Ramaswamy of not being a supporter of Israel.
The entrepreneur and Republican candidate for president said he would support more funding if his “Abraham Accords 2.0” plan doesn’t work.
The lack of an invitation to the Oval Office for the Israeli prime minister reflects the “bankruptcy” of the administration’s Israel policy, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., told JNS.
The entrepreneur and Republican presidential candidate also told JNS that far-left ideology has caused rising antisemitism.
