Graham, often an outspoken critic of President Joe Biden’s foreign policy moves, said the White House could expect Republican support if the administration can manage to seal a long-sought-after deal between Saudi Arabia and Israel.
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“I’m here on national television telling the Biden administration, if you can land this deal I think you’ll have a lot of Republican support in the United States Senate for a treaty between Saudi Arabia and the United States, because [it will] be good for Israel, it will be good for the world,” the South Carolina Republican said Sunday during an interview on CNN’s “State of the Union.”
Graham, who recently traveled to Saudi Arabia and has previously met with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, has played a key role in helping keep negotiations that could lead Saudi Arabia to normalize its relationship with Israel alive.
And if the White House can get a treaty up to the finish line, Graham said Sunday, he expects Republicans in the Senate will help pull it across.
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