I don't see how foreign aid is particularly relevant, however Israel, relatively speaking, receives a significant bit of subsidization on a recurring annual basis.
I would argue it could be far better spent domestically, the government is far too 'generous' to the Israelis (although, that would imply they have any autonomy to make decisio…
I don't see how foreign aid is particularly relevant, however Israel, relatively speaking, receives a significant bit of subsidization on a recurring annual basis.
I would argue it could be far better spent domestically, the government is far too 'generous' to the Israelis (although, that would imply they have any autonomy to make decisions in this regard in the first place; they don't).
This is the cost of the most powerful lobby in Washington being the Jewish ethno-centric lobby, by far. That is a reality of contemporary American politics.
I don't see how foreign aid is particularly relevant, however Israel, relatively speaking, receives a significant bit of subsidization on a recurring annual basis.
I would argue it could be far better spent domestically, the government is far too 'generous' to the Israelis (although, that would imply they have any autonomy to make decisions in this regard in the first place; they don't).
This is the cost of the most powerful lobby in Washington being the Jewish ethno-centric lobby, by far. That is a reality of contemporary American politics.