| Source | Latest linked headline | Age |
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| The Times of Israel | SOUTH CAROLINA’S GOP SENATE NOMINEE WILL LIKELY BE PRO-ISRAEL, BUT NO LINDSEY GRAHAM | 2 hrs ago |
A special election is being held in South Carolina to fill the Senate seat, with the late senator's sister, appointed by Trump, facing eight challengers. The winner of the election is likely to be pro-Israel, according to The Times of Israel. This development comes after the passing of the previous senator, known for being a hawkish Republican.
The campaign for the special election has not seen Israel as a major issue, but the nominees' stance on Israel is expected to be similar to that of the previous senator. The sister of the late senator, appointed by Trump, is among the candidates, and her views on Israel are not explicitly stated in the available information. The election will determine who will fill the Senate seat, with eight challengers vying for the position.
The outcome of the election is significant as it will determine the political stance of the new senator, particularly with regards to Israel. The previous senator, Lindsey Graham, was known for his hawkish views and strong support for Israel.