Trump's advisers jokingly discussed the possibility of fleeing to Israel and receiving political asylum there. The New York Times Advisor to US President Donald Trump and his staff's chief sociologist, Tony Fabrizio, jokingly suggested that his colleagues seek political asylum in Israel in the event of an unfavorable result for the Republican Party in the midterm elections. This is reported by the "New York Times". According to the publication, the joke was made during a closed video conference with senior Trump aides and political strategists, which took place six days before the vote. "Maybe we should ask for asylum in Israel," said Fabrizio. Another presidential adviser, strategist James Blair, tweeted: "At least Bibi won. He will protect us," referring to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Hakin.az Contact us.

Trump's advisers jokingly discussed the possibility of fleeing to Israel and receiving political asylum there. The New York Times Advisor to US President Donald Trump and his staff's chief sociologist, Tony Fabrizio, jokingly suggested that his colleagues seek political asylum in Israel in the event of an unfavorable result for the Republican Party in the midterm elections. This is reported by the "New York Times". According to the publication, the joke was made during a closed video conference with senior Trump aides and political strategists, which took place six days before the vote. "Maybe we should ask for asylum in Israel," said Fabrizio. Another presidential adviser, strategist James Blair, tweeted: "At least Bibi won. He will protect us," referring to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Hakin.az Contact us.