American official: Israel is apartheid; Helping it should be reconsidered – Mehr news agency RCO News Agency

According to Mehr news agency, citing Anatolia news agency, Gavin Newsom, the governor of California and one of the possible candidates for the 2028 presidential election, compared the Zionist regime to the apartheid regime and argued that Tel Aviv has brought Washington to a point where it can no longer avoid revising its long-standing military support.

The governor of California in Los Angeles did not refrain from criticizing Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of the Zionist occupation.

Referring to the corruption cases against Netanyahu (the so-called cases 2000 and 4000) and the upcoming elections for October of this year, Newsom said: “The issue of Netanyahu is interesting, because he is involved in his domestic issues.” He tries to stay out of jail. He also has an election ahead.

This possible candidate for the 2028 presidential election added: He (Netanyahu) is potentially in trouble. He has hardliners around him who want to annex the West Bank. I mean, (Thomas) Friedman and others appropriately talk about it as an apartheid regime.

In response to the question whether Washington should reconsider its military support to the Zionist regime, he said: This breaks my heart, because the current authorities in Israel have put us on a path where I don’t think we have a choice in this regard.

According to Anatoly, with the support of Republicans and Democrats, the Zionists have been the largest recipient of American foreign aid since 1946.

However, recent polls show for the first time that Americans, especially among young people, sympathize more with the Palestinians than with the Zionist occupiers.