Indiana governor traveling to Israel during ‘hour of need’

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4 thoughts on “Indiana governor traveling to Israel during ‘hour of need’

  1. I support the objective, but not the execution.

    “I stand in support of Israel and look forward to meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu to continue forging an even stronger Israel-Indiana bond,” Holcomb said in a written statement. “When I was invited, I did not hesitate to make this trip to meet in Israel during such an hour of need.”

    Why would the governor put himself, and the state, at risk? Traveling to a “cease fire” location simply doesn’t make sense. Only takes on person–and with the heightened issues between the Palestinians and Israelis–to break that cease fire.
    I suggest a zoom meeting.

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