Doug Collins on Foreign Policy

	Doug Collins on Foreign Policy

Israel is a critical ally, strong friend

Israel is a critical ally and a strong friend to the United States. Intelligence sharing between our nations has been a crucial part of the War on Terror and has saved countless lives. As the only democracy in a volatile region, Israel has a military strength that remains vital to protecting representative government, free speech, human rights, and freedom of religion. I support policies that strengthen the U.S.-Israel relationship and have actively worked to that end. Source: 2019-2020 Senate campaign website DougCollins.house.gov , Nov 15, 2019

Favors targeted sanctions on Russia

In 2017 and with my support, the House passed and the president signed the Countering America's Adversaries through Sanctions Act, which imposes sanctions on certain Russian activities impacting cyber security, crude oil projects, financial institutions, corruption, human rights abuses, evasion of previously enacted sanctions, transactions with Russian defense or intelligence agencies, export pipelines, privatization of state-owned assets by government officials, and arms transfers to Syria Source: 2019-2020 Senate campaign website DougCollins.house.gov , Nov 15, 2019

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