No cut all aid including Israel.

While I understand the sentiment behind cutting all foreign aid, it's important to consider that some aid can benefit both the receiving country and the donor country. For example, providing humanitarian aid during a crisis can help stabilize a region, which can in turn prevent conflicts that could affect global security. Additionally, foreign aid can foster goodwill and strengthen diplomatic ties, creating a safer and more cooperative international environment.

In the case of Israel, the aid provided supports a key ally in a volatile region, which can be seen as an investment in our own strategic interests. Can you think of any alternative strategies that would achieve similar goals without foreign aid?