John Croisant

John Croisant has taken no position on U.S. weapons or U.S. money going to the government of Israel. He has written a foreign-policy position, and it is a near miss rather than an answer: the Foreign Policy section of his campaign issues page argues against starting or continuing wars abroad and for redirecting military spending to needs at home, but it names no country, no ally and no aid programme. It does not mention Israel, Palestine or Gaza, does not mention weapons or arms transfers, and says nothing about conditioning, pausing or ending any particular aid. Nothing in it separates an argument about Israel from one about Iraq, Afghanistan or Ukraine. The other thirteen headings on the same page — among them education, healthcare, immigration, national security, community investment, environment and energy — contain nothing on the subject either. The national security section is about cybersecurity, agency audits and the justice system. No questionnaire answer, press statement, interview transcript or social post of his on U.S. transfers to Israel was found. He has no X account on the record, and Ballotpedia returned an empty page to repeated attempts, so a Candidate Connection survey, if one exists, was not read.