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Historian Warns Democrats Could Turn US Against Israel
Historian Victor Davis Hanson believes a future Democratic U.S. administration could shift policy and potentially make Israel an adversary. He cited concerns about antisemitism within the party and suggested potential policy changes like resuming Hamas funding.
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- 01Historian Victor Davis Hanson warns Democrats could make Israel an enemy of the U.S.
- 02Hanson suggests a Democratic administration might resume funding to Hamas.
- 03He urged former President Trump to strike Iran's nuclear infrastructure.
- 04Hanson believes Trump's legacy depends on the U.S. economy and Iran's denuclearization.
- 05Democrat Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed supports halting military aid to Israel.
Hanson also urged former President Trump to strike Iran's nuclear facilities. He noted that Trump's legacy may hinge on the U.S. economy and Iran's denuclearization. Separately, a Democratic Senator-elect supported halting military aid to Israel.
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