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Abu Ali ExpressPolitics

Pence Affirms Strong US Support for Israel Amidst Political Shifts

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Former Vice President Mike Pence expressed strong support for Israel in a Fox News interview, calling it America's most cherished ally. He noted many are urging him to run for president in 2028. Pence emphasized the deep historical and religious ties between the U.S. and Israel, stating that American public opinion largely favors supporting the Jewish state.

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  • Former VP Mike Pence is urged to run for president in 2028.
  • Pence affirmed America's unwavering support for Israel.
  • He called Israel America's most cherished ally.
  • Pence cited deep historical and Judeo-Christian ties.
  • He believes most Americans want the U.S. to back Israel.

Former Vice President Mike Pence stated in a Fox News interview that many are encouraging him to run for president in 2028 as a Republican. He emphasized unwavering American support for Israel, calling it America's most cherished ally. Pence asserted that Israel's struggles are America's struggles and its enemies are America's enemies.

He highlighted the deep, historical ties between the United States and Israel, rooted in shared Judeo-Christian traditions. Pence believes a vast majority of the American public desires the U.S. to stand by Israel. He noted that this public declaration of support is particularly bold given the recent midterm election losses for Republicans and that such a stance is not universally popular, even within his own party.

Pence's remarks underscore a long-standing tradition of support for Israel in American political discourse, tracing back to colonial-era sermons expressing hope for the Jewish people's return to their homeland.

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