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The biggest threat to normalization between Israel and Saudi Arabia is using a military operation in Rafah as a negotiating tool. When the U.S. denies weapons for Israel, Saudi Arabia may begin to wonder if we are a good ally. I'm urging all parties to think about the day... show more

Lindsey Graham

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Vivek G. Ramaswamy - Commentary News2 years ago

You're a disgrace! Paid to be a mouthpiece for Israel, while betraying the interests of your own country.

Napalm and Silly Putty2 years ago

Oh look…… lindsey Graham is pandering to Israel for more shekels

Rodney Doan2 years ago

The biggest threat comes from you and your purchased friends in DC. This is probably only a minor part of you being owned!

Stuart B (B3man) 📝2 years ago

George gets it right.

Asif Ali2 years ago

Israel's presence in the Middle East is the main reason for the lack of peace in the region. If you want peace in the world, Israel should move to America or EU.

Larry2 years ago

Pretty sure you won't be cast in a positive light in future history books.

Blur2 years ago

@RabbiShmuley I can’t stand this warmonger, he makes me ashamed to vote republican

Humanity United2 years ago

Do you work for Israel or the USA? it gets terribly confusing

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