GOP lawmaker says Congress’ Israel support ‘bipartisan’ as Iran tensions rise

One of the main Republicans in the House of Representatives says Israel will continue to obtain support from the two parties from Congress, as its struggle with Iran is increasing in tensions in the Middle East.

“Yes, certainly,” said MP Mario Diaz-Polart, R-FLA.

“There is very very strong support, especially Republican support, for Israel, and I think again, what we see is that Israel is doing what they have to do to protect themselves from literally erasing them on the face of the planet.”

He also praised President Donald Trump as dealing with the volatile situation “brilliantly so far.”

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Florida is chaired by the Committee for the Paradise Paradise in the House of Representatives responsible for overseeing foreign aid and financing the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

National Security, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and relevant programs The sub -committee was a key to formulating the external aid of emergency aid to Israel, Taiwan and Ukraine last year – all of which passed the Congress with varying degrees of partisan support.

Diaz-Palart said he did not talk to home leaders on this issue, noting that most of the legislators were far away in their original areas that tend to their electoral circles this week.

He added: “I have already had unofficial talks with the members.”

He refused to say how these members felt about Israel’s supplementary financing, however, tell the Fox News Digital, “I cannot talk about others, but I will tell you that there is a very strong appetite from me to make sure that Israel has all the help it needs to end the job it is doing.”

Meanwhile, he and his colleagues with members of the sub -committee also formulated their credits bill for the next fiscal year on October 1.

Representative Mario Diaz-Polart, R-FLA, is the Supreme Republican of the Subcommittee Committee for the Committee for the House of Representatives regarding the financing of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call/SiPa USA)

“We’ll do what we were doing constantly, it is only, we will help Israel. If there is a need to do more, it is clear that you will see strong support, whether it is in the credits … or if we need a supplement, I think you will see strong support for the two parties.”

Last year, the House of Representatives authorized a little more than 26 billion dollars in US financing in emergency situations, humanitarian aid in the region, and support for American military operations. The draft law was approved in 366 to 58 votes of the two parties by an overwhelming majority – which is rarely occurring increasingly for major legislation in the current political climate.

Voice twenty -one Republicans in the House of Representatives and 37 democrats against this procedure at that time.

But since then, Democrats have continued to grow increasingly the Israel war in Gaza and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Meanwhile, there were increasing doubts of external aid between the Republican Party in the House of Representatives – especially with national debt climbing about 37 trillion dollars.

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He said President Donald Trump was dealing with the situation “brilliantly.” (Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images)

However, the Diaz-Caller was still optimistic that the virtual aid package could pass if it grew in Congress, when asked about these two factors.

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Israeli officials said that Iran was about to be about to have a nuclear weapon when its army launched an attack on Tehran, killing the higher Islamic military figures and hitting nuclear sites in and around the capital.

Since then, both sides exchanged missile fire, with death reporting on both sides.

Fox News Digital has communicated to Mike Johnson, R-La, Chairman of the Credit Committee in parliament Tom Cole, R-OKLA, to comment on the possibility of supplementary funding for Israel.