Global Conflicts

Allyship over World Wars

Our allies are vital to U.S. security. We should never threaten them with annexation or undermine their sovereignty.

The U.S. should not be starting wars or conflicts with other countries. We should be working to resolve conflicts diplomatically and peacefully, and we should be working to prevent wars from happening in the first place.

Israel and Palestine

Israel has the right to exist.

At the same time, we must remain critical of any actions by allies that violate human rights and Palestinian rights. Given the actions of the Israeli government including violations of international law, allowing the expansion of Israeli settlements in the West Bank, collective punishment towards innocent Palestinians, and the mass amount of killings in Gaza that international organizations define as Genocide, the U.S. should not provide unconditional military aid to Israel.

Palestinians have the right to exist, to sovereignty, and to self-determination.

Israel - AIPAC

I will not accept money from AIPAC. While Israel is a key strategic ally, taking funds from a PAC designed to influence U.S. foreign policy on behest of Israel's interests is a form of corruption, just like any other PAC. AIPAC does not currently have to follow the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) because it is funded by American citizens. I will not take money from AIPAC or any other fund that is acting in the interest of any other country.

Ukraine

Ukraine is a sovereign ally under attack. Russia's unprovoked invasion requires U.S. support to help Ukraine restore peace and stability.