A political firestorm erupted after former Trump strategist Steve Bannon publicly slammed Donald Trump for allegedly prioritizing Israel over American interests. Bannon’s fury followed the release of a now-altered Trump policy memo which originally included a controversial clause — denying federal disaster aid to U.S. states that boycott Israel. That clause has since been removed, according to documents shared by conservative influencer Charlie Kirk. <br /> <br />However, states will still be required to dismantle certain DEI (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion) programs — particularly those perceived as anti-white — to access $1.9 billion in federal emergency funding. Bannon blasted Trump, branding him "Israel First" and accusing him of betraying America First values. The explosive memo and its quiet revisions have ignited debates within Trump’s own base, exposing fractures over foreign loyalty, funding conditions, and the 2024 campaign's ideological direction. <br /> <br /> <br />#TrumpMemo #SteveBannon #IsraelFunding #DisasterAidControversy #DEIban #AntiBDS #CharlieKirk #IsraelFirst #BannonVsTrump #MemoLeak #Trump2024 #DEIcontroversy #AmericaFirst #GOPDivide #TrumpBacklash #FundingScandal #EmergencyAidPolitics #BDSban #TrumpPolicyChange #USIsraelRelations<br /><br />~HT.318~
