Vivek Ramaswamy has taken several different positions on military aid to Israel during the Republican presidential primary race. At a debate last week, his call for cutting off aid by 2028 drew criticism from fellow candidate, former United Nations ambassador Nikki Haley. The United States provides over $3 billion in military support annually to Israel, its main national security partner in the Middle East. Israel spends most of that money on products from the U.S. defense industry.
Here is a look at Ramaswamy’s evolution on aid to Israel since June: Position 1: Cut aid to the entire Middle East, including Israel
June 24, 2023: Ramaswamy said he was open to cutting military aid to Israel as ” part of a broader comprehensive vision for disengagement”
A voter in Lancaster, New Hampshire, asked Ramaswamy if he supports cutting aid to Israel. The candidate responded, “I think it would have to […]
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