LAS VEGAS, Oct 28 (Reuters) - U.S. Republican presidential candidates including frontrunner Donald Trump will address major Republican Jewish donors in Las Vegas on Saturday at a gathering that will seek their unequivocal commitment to wiping out Palestinian Hamas militants.
A pro-DeSantis super PAC has attacked Haley on the Israel front, claiming she supports resettling refugees from Gaza in the United States.
The RJC's Brooks said he was sure Trump would show "further commitment" to Israel on Saturday.
To be sure, Israel is unlikely to be an election-defining issue and Republican voters are warier of foreign conflicts.
"The growing isolationist movement in our party is dangerous," said Levine, who is supporting Senator Tim Scott and also likes Haley.
Persons:
Donald Trump, Matt Brooks, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, Nikki Haley, Haley, Trump, Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, RJC's Brooks, Joe Biden, Brooks, Vivek Ramaswamy, Eric Levine, Ramaswamy's, Levine, Tim Scott, Alexandra Ulmer, Ross Colvin
Organizations:
LAS VEGAS, Republican, Republican Jewish, Israel, Reuters, Florida Governor, South, Trump, DeSantis, White, Hezbollah, Saturday, Democratic, Thomson
Locations:
Las Vegas, Gaza, Israel, Washington, South Carolina, United States, Iowa, New York