Tuesday Briefing: Trump Starts Building His Cabinet
Briefly

Trump's appointment of Elise Stefanik as U.N. ambassador, alongside other controversial figures, suggests a shift in U.S. foreign policy toward Israel and immigration.
Stefanik's minimal diplomatic experience paired with her strong pro-Israel stance could lead to significant policy changes regarding U.N. funding and Middle Eastern diplomacy.
The hopes among Israeli right-wing leaders for a Trump presidency include entrenching control over the West Bank and launching more aggressive actions against Iran.
However, Trump's unpredictability raises concerns about whether his administration's interests will fully align with those of Israeli officials.
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