India, Nov. 14 -- Newly-elected US Senator Abdul El-Sayed on Friday spoke against unconditional military aid to other countries when asked about America's military support to Israel. He said that taxpayers' money should be spent on domestic priorities such as education and healthcare instead of funding foreign militaries.

His remarks come amid growing debate in the US over Washington's military support for Israel following its UN-designated genocide in Gaza.

"I don't pay my tax dollars so the government of Egypt gets tanks or the government of Pakistan or the government of Saudi Arabia. I don't believe that we should be doing unconditional foreign military aid as a matter of course," El-Sayed said during an interview with PBS.

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