President Trump is leaning into his foreign policy record with Israel in the waning days before the presidential election, pushing through a rash of policy changes and touting breakthrough diplomatic agreements as proof his policies are best for the region and U.S. security.
It’s a key selling point for Trump to his base of Christian evangelical voters and has energized Jewish Republicans who endorse the president’s rejection of engagement with the Palestinians to move forward U.S. policy in the Middle East.
Foreign policy is not a dominant issue in this cycle with the United States ravaged by the coronavirus pandemic, but the issue could help Trump in at least one tightly-contested swing state: Florida, where both he and Democrat Joe Biden are battling for 29 electoral votes.
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Non-American Israelis should vote to make Israel the 51st State of the US with Trump as their president.
Mr Trump could do us a decent act if he could pass an intermarriage bill. No American marriage license should be signed by the state to allow Jewish intermarriage.
I think real minds can see a dear bill. This intermarriage rate is the Bible destroyed. Trump would do.