Kevin Craig
I · U.S. House, MO-7 · not rated
No position of his own on Gaza found. A repeat Libertarian candidate in MO-7 and founder of the Bible-centered ministry Vine & Fig Tree, he would cut all foreign aid — his site's Israel page says Congress should “eliminate all government-to-government foreign aid, including aid to the State of Israel” and its Mideast page says Congress should “adopt a more even-handed approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by removing U.S. military and economic support for Israel” — and his August 2026 Ballotpedia survey names the nation's greatest challenge as “Not triggering nuclear war on Israel's behalf.” His Israel pages are chiefly a theological case against Christian Zionism, arguing that “Israel has no right to the Holy Land” because it broke God's covenant.
Not rated: his policy positions touching Israel are mostly blanket ones — end all foreign aid, Israel's included (a 2010 issues page still on his site), and stay out of war “on Israel's behalf,” which is anti-war framing. The one aimed at Israel itself, also on a 2010 issues page still on his site, would remove “U.S. military and economic support for Israel” as “a more even-handed approach,” argued on the Founding Fathers' non-intervention rather than on Israel's conduct; he has said nothing on Gaza. His 2008 essay “Who Owns the Holy Land?” argues against a divine claim to the land rather than for any policy. A 2026 update on his Israel page reproduces a ChatGPT answer critical of Israel's conduct, framed by his own doubts (“I take everything I hear from AI with a grain of salt”); the words are the AI's, not his. Unrated until there is a current statement of his own on Israel's conduct or on U.S. arms.
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