Steve Lonegan on Foreign Policy

	Steve Lonegan on Foreign Policy

Oppose UN treaties that take away our national sovereignty

Steve supports a strong national defense but opposes the notion that the United States should become the world's policeman. As U.S. Senator, Steve Lonegan will oppose UN treaties that take away our national sovereignty and oppose all efforts to make American troops serve under international agencies. Cory Booker has endorsed various UN treaties that would harm America's ability to defend ourselves. Source: 2014 Senate campaign website LoneganForSenate.com , Jan 20, 2014

Vocal supporter of Israel's right to defend itself

Israel is America's closest ally in the Middle East and one of its closest allies and friends in the entire world. We not only share common strategic goals but also a shared belief in democracy, human rights and the rule of law. The United States must be a vocal supporter of Israel's right to defend itself against terrorist violence and should not pressure Israel to enter into peace agreements or concessions that threaten Israel's ability to defend itself. Also important to Israel's security, The United States must do everything in its power to prevent Iran from achieving nuclear capabilities, including keeping the military option on the table. Cory Booker supports President Obama's anti-Israel policies. Source: 2014 House campaign website, LoneganForSenate.com, "Issues" , Jan 14, 2014

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