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Trump’s Foreign Policy Cabinet Choices Positions on Middle East Issues

Support & Support & Push Gulf Safe zones More US Take in Advocate More air arm arm some states to do No-fly zone for ground Syrian removing strikes Kurdish “moderate” more/fight refugees troops refugees Assad fighters rebel groups ISIS

Donald Trump President

Mike Pence Vice President Secretary of State

James Mattis Defense Secretary Mike Flynn National Security Advisor KT McFarland Deputy National Security Advisor CIA Director Energy Secretary UN Ambassador

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December 2016 - 1 of 4

Trump’s Foreign Policy Cabinet Choices Positions on Middle East Issues

Re- Support Increase Counter Stand Commit to Re- impose Allow deal ’s security Iranian against Abide by protect Undo the impose sanctions with more military cooperation proxies in ’s the Iran GCC states Iran deal sanctions if Iran concessions edge/ with GCC & Middle human deal against on Iran fails to from Iran actions defense in Eastern rights Iran comply against Iran MENA countries violations President

Mike Pence Vice President

Rex Tillerson Secretary of State business with Iran ok James Mattis Defense Secretary Mike Flynn National Security Advisor KT McFarland Deputy National Security Advisor Mike Pompeo CIA Director Rick Perry Energy Secretary Nikki Haley UN Ambassador Steve Mnuchin Treasury Secretary

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December 2016 - 2 of 4

Trump’s Foreign Policy Cabinet Choices Positions on Middle East Issues

Keep current Close Prohibit harsh Tighten screening Reinstate Allocate more restrictions Guantanamo interrogation of people who Tighten NSA’s bulk funding and on NSA Bay techniques on traveled to screening of surveillance resources to surveillance (USA detention terrorism suspects countries with visa applicants program cybersecurity Freedom Act) center (e.g., ) terrorism problems Donald Trump President Mike Pence Vice President Rex Tillerson Secretary of State

James Mattis Defense Secretary Mike Flynn National Security Advisor KT McFarland Deputy National Security Advisor Mike Pompeo CIA Director Rick Perry Energy Secretary Nikki Haley UN Ambassador John Kelly Homeland Security Secretary

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December 2016 - 3 of 4

Trump’s Foreign Policy Cabinet Choices Positions on Middle East Issues

Double Support Increase Restrict standards strong military relations/ Recognize Support Move US Support Support regarding alliance with aid/defense funding to Palestinian Benjamin embassy to two-state illegal Israeli Palestinian Israel/Israeli support to Palestinian statehood Netanyahu solution settlements and Israeli security Israel Authority violence Donald Trump President Mike Pence Vice President Rex Tillerson Secretary of State

James Mattis Defense Secretary Mike Flynn National Security Advisor KT McFarland Deputy National Security Advisor Mike Pompeo CIA Director Rick Perry Energy Secretary Nikki Haley UN Ambassador David Friedman Ambassador to Israel

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