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Former Ambassador Nikki Haley recently announced her support for former President Donald Trump’s reelection bid, despite their differences, following a tough Republican primary battle. This week, she traveled to Israel to show solidarity with the Israeli people.
During her visit, Haley toured three Israeli communities located near the Gaza border, including Kibbutz Nir Oz, the site of the Nova Musical Festival massacre, Kibbutz Re’im, and the city of Sderot.
She met with Israelis who had experienced the recent Hamas atrocities firsthand and expressed empathy and support for them. Haley emphasized the need for solidarity and support for Israel in the face of such attacks.
While in Sderot, Haley addressed reporters, condemning the violence and expressing her commitment to standing with Israel against its enemies.
Throughout her political career, Haley has been a strong supporter of Israel. Her visit this week is seen as both heartfelt and strategic, as she is rumored to be considering a role in the Trump administration, potentially as Secretary of State.
During a press conference, Haley discussed her relationship with Trump and the importance of focusing on policy rather than personal differences. She emphasized the need for strong leadership and support for allies like Israel.
Haley’s visit to Israel was organized by former Israeli Ambassador to the U.N., Danny Danon, who praised her unwavering support for Israel and commitment to fighting against evil forces.
Overall, Haley’s visit to Israel highlights her dedication to supporting the country and her potential role in shaping U.S. foreign policy in the future.
Republished with permission from All Israel News.
