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Jun. 9, 2021 4:23 PM
The imminent arrival of Nikki Haley this weekend is just the latest evidence of what has become a trend: prominent Republicans, particularly those eyeing the 2024 GOP presidential nomination, suddenly deciding to pay a visit to Israel.
Since the latest bout of fighting between Israel and Hamas ended last month, the country has become a hot destination for high-profile Republicans who launched White House bids in the past or are considering them in the future.
Israel has emerged from the pandemic, shedding the last of its coronavirus-related restrictions, but there are still stern rules in place about foreign visitors. U.S. politicians coming to show support appear to easily clear the bar for entrance, however.
Publishing date: May 12, 2021 • 2 hours ago • 3 minute read •
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BANGKOK Americans living abroad are asking Washington to send surplus coronavirus shots to overseas embassies so they can get a vaccine in countries where the pace of inoculations is slow and traveling home is difficult.
Many of the estimated 8 million Americans living abroad argue they should have the same right to a vaccine as U.S. citizens back home. The U.S. vaccination drive covers all of the population and surplus doses are earmarked for donation to India and other nations.
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