Read our full interview with Vivek Ramaswamy
The rising GOP star speaks about Iran, judicial reform, and what he could learn from Israel.
The rising GOP star speaks about Iran, judicial reform, and what he could learn from Israel.
In a sit-down interview with Israel Hayom from his campaign headquarters, rising GOP star Vivek Ramaswamy says the US should have Jerusalem's back but not "sleepwalk into wars we don't belong in." He also talks about what he learned from Israelis.
In an interview from his campaign headquarters in Columbus, Ohio, the rising GOP star clarifies controversial statements on US support to the Jewish state, says that the more the US gives to Israel, "the more we bolster the US industrial base itself." He further vows to keep aid intact, so long as Israel wants it. "At some point in time, if Israel comes to us as a true friend, as Bibi has done in the past, and says we don't need this, then great."
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Audio-only event to be streamed on Twitter Spaces beginning at 6 p.m. EDT. He will follow up with a round of prime-time appearances on conservative programs, including Fox News and Mark Levin’s radio show.
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