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Israel's UN Envoy Warns of Increased Challenges After US Midterm Elections

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Israel's UN Ambassador Danny Danon warned of increased diplomatic challenges following the Democratic Party's success in the US midterm elections, citing a growing anti-Israel voice within the party. He criticized newly elected lawmaker Abdul El-Sayed for campaigning against US military aid and suggested future defense cooperation might involve joint investments rather than direct aid. Danon also refuted claims of Israeli responsibility for global issues and affirmed Israel's commitment to independent self-defense.

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  • Israel's UN Ambassador Danny Danon anticipates greater diplomatic challenges following US midterm election results.
  • Danon criticized newly elected Michigan lawmaker Abdul El-Sayed for opposing US military funding for Israel.
  • He suggested future US-Israel defense cooperation could shift to joint investments instead of direct aid.
  • Danon refuted claims blaming Israel for the Iran conflict and rising US energy prices.
  • He affirmed Israel's commitment to independent self-defense regardless of US agreements with Iran.

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