Unexpected support for Trump came from Abdul el-Sayed
Original headlineAbdul el-Sayed'den Trump'a beklenmedik destek geldi
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Abdul el-Sayed, the first Muslim elected to the U.S. Senate, endorsed President Donald Trump’s call to end financial aid to Israel, saying Washington should cut funding for the Israeli military and that he is ready to work with the Trump administration on the issue. The Democratic lawmaker’s backing gives Trump’s proposal unusual cross-party support and signals a possible shift in the long-standing U.S. aid relationship with Israel. What to watch next is whether el-Sayed and the White House turn the rhetorical alignment into legislative action on military funding.
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Abdul el-Sayed, Donald Trump, Israel, US Senate, Democratic Party