Ron DeSantis: There Is No Israeli ‘Occupation’
Popular Florida governor and 2024 presidential candidate says Judea and Samaria are “disputed,” and Jews have a right to live there.
Gov. Ron DeSantis during the Republican Jewish Coalition (RJC) Annual
Leadership Meeting in Las Vegas, Nevada, US, on Saturday, Nov. 19,
2022.
In a speech to the Republican Jewish Coalition political conference in Las Vegas on Saturday night, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis—one of the front-runners for the 2024 presidential race—defended the right of Jews to live in their biblical homeland of Judea and Samaria.
“I don’t care what the State Department said. They are not occupied territory; it is disputed territory,” said DeSantis. “If you look at our record on issues related to Israel and supporting the Jewish community, it is second to none,” he continued.
DeSantis said that in winning reelection in the recent US midterm vote, he had received the largest proportion of Jewish votes of any Republican candidate in Florida history.
Florida
Gov. Ron DeSantis signed legislation that adds funding for Jewish
causes and supports Hatzalah emergency-service workers, June 17, 2021.
“When I first became governor, one of the first things we did was fight back against Airbnb, who was discriminating against Israeli Jews, and we won that fight against Airbnb,” he added. He also said that under his direction, security was boosted at Jewish schools.
“We signed legislation combatting antisemitism. We are not going to allow the universities in the State of Florida to become hotbeds of anti-Jewish sentiment like they have all across this country,” DeSantis said.
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Have none of these Democrat-Socialist idiots ever read the Balfour Declaration? That is the controlling document under international law.
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