Newsom compares Israel to ‘apartheid state,’ wants to ‘rethink’ U.S. relationship
Newsom criticized Netanyahu’s leadership and cited concerns over annexation plans and regional conflict risks as reasons to reconsider $3.6 billion in annual U.S. military aid to Israel.
- California Governor Gavin Newsom criticized Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu's government, comparing it to an 'apartheid state'.
- Newsom stated that if Israel uses US military aid to draw the country into regional wars, it is no longer in US interests to provide that aid.
- During a live 'Pod Save America' appearance, Newsom said Netanyahu's role in shaping where Trump landed was 'pretty damn self-evident', linking that influence to the strikes on Iran.
- Last month, Newsom said he would 'Never have and never will.' accept money from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, signaling his stance against pro-Israel funders.
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Gov. Newsom questions US support for Israel, cites ‘apartheid state’ criticism
California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Tuesday said that some observers “appropriately” describe Israel as an “apartheid state” while directing much of his criticism at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. #GavinNewsom #Israel #apartheidstate
Newsom engaging in ‘blood libel’ on Israel is ‘shapeshifter’ practice
Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha said Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) is following his “instincts” in going “far to the left” to win the Democratic Party’s nomination for president. Newsom compared Israel to an “apartheid state” while promoting his memoir in Los Angeles on Tuesday, suggesting its current leadership has pushed the United States toward a point where reconsidering military assistance may be unavoidable. Concha described Newsom’s c…
Don’t fall for Gavin Newsom’s Israel pivot
This evening Gavin Newsom is appearing in New Hampshire for a “book tour” event with progressive YouTuber Jack Cocchiarella. On the agenda, Cocchiarella has teased, is Israel. Speaking earlier this week on liberal podcast Pod Save America, the California Governor called Israel “sort of an apartheid state” and questioned American military aid. Last month, he said he would “never” accept Aipac money. Remember: this is a governor who flew to Israel…
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