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America Should Review Sale of F-35s to the UAE With a Focus on U.S. Interests Arms sales approved by Washington should advance U.S. core interests, not the interests of any ally or partner. There is plenty of support in Washington for the sale of F-35 multirole stealth fighter jets to the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Such support exists even though the agreement had been concluded in an abnormal manner it was signed on the very day President Trump left office. The arms deal would result in $23 billion in U.S. exports, create American jobs, and shore up the order books of Lockheed-Martin and other U.S. defense contractors in what could be a period of declining U.S. defense budgets. The sale also has very strong support from pro-Israel interests in Washington, who see it as shoring up the normalization of diplomatic and commercial relations under the Abraham Accords. Moreover, the deal would aid the now-more-overt military partnership between Israel, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia to bala

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