Republicans go after one another at lively fourth debate skipped by Trump. Follow live updates

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : ""Israel absolutely has the right to defend itself without the U.S., U.N. or EU second-guessing its decisions," he said.
44% : "The fourth Republican presidential debate, like those before it, is revealing little about a core issue to many primary voters: immigration and border security.
34% : Ramaswamy, who is often faulted for his lack of foreign policy experience, then turned the focus to Haley, a former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.
33% : Expect the issue to become more prominent ahead of the general election, where contrasts with Biden and Democrats are much sharper.Questions about how to handle the conflicts with Hamas and Iran opened a fiery exchange about the candidates' foreign policy experience and smarts.

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