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Janet Abou-Elias
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Research Fellow, Center for International Policy
United States
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International Relations , Regional Politics , Domestic Politics
Hook and Bullet (hunting/fishing)
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By Janet Abou-Elias| The Hill Verified In the recently passed continuing resolution, Congress once again demonstrated a willingness to prioritize military aid over critical domestic needs. Despite broad spending cuts across government programs, provisions buried in the legislation ensure that military assistance — particularly to Israel — remains untouched and even expanded. This should concern both fiscal conservatives worried about unchecked government spending and those who advocate for a more accountable foreign policy.
By Janet Abou-Elias| Yahoo Verified In the recently passed continuing resolution, Congress once again demonstrated a willingness to prioritize military aid over critical domestic needs. Despite broad spending cuts across government programs, provisions buried in the legislation ensure that military assistance — particularly to Israel — remains untouched and even expanded. This should concern both fiscal conservatives worried about unchecked government spending and those who advocate for a more accountable foreign policy.
By Janet Abou-Elias| The Hill Verified In the recently passed continuing resolution, Congress once again demonstrated a willingness to prioritize military aid over critical domestic needs. Despite broad spending cuts across government programs, provisions buried in the legislation ensure that military assistance — particularly to Israel — remains untouched and even expanded. This should concern both fiscal conservatives worried about unchecked government spending and those who advocate for a more accountable foreign policy.
Company Info
Center for International Policy
The Center for International Policy (CIP) is an independent nonprofit organization committed to promoting a peaceful, just, and sustainable U.S. foreign policy. Established nearly 50 years ago, CIP emphasizes cooperation, transparency, and accountability in global relations. The organization focuses on incorporating diverse perspectives, particularly from communities affected by U.S. foreign policy, to provide nuanced analyses and evidence-based solutions to global challenges like war, corruption, inequality, and climate change. CIP offers various programs that include interdisciplinary research, public education, and advocacy efforts. Its specialized initiatives address issues such as climate change and militarism, nuclear disarmament, responsible arms trade, and the intersection of science and technology with peace and security. Through policy briefs, reports, and publications like the International Policy Journal, CIP engages with civil society organizations, journalists, scholars, and government officials to foster informed discussions and influence policy decisions.
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