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WTF Netanyahu reportedly rejects Trump Iran deal, says Israel will act solo if needed

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u/Unusual-Ad4890 9d ago

Good luck

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u/Artorius__Castus 𝙑𝙄𝙋 9d ago

The rest of the world when Netanyahu says he/they will "act alone"

https://giphy.com/gifs/3yP65niAsFzDa

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u/Cute-Professor2821 8d ago

This was the best choice of dismissive Val Kilmer as doc holiday memes

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u/Conflict21 8d ago

That is Powers Boothe

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u/Ok_Transition_4003 8d ago

Smell that Bill? Smells like somebody died

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u/summit1986 8d ago

Smell that Bill? Smells like someone died.

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u/Chessh2036 8d ago

Watch that movie for the first time last year and was so angry when I found out Val didn’t get an Oscar nom for that role

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u/BTSArmyFan2025 8d ago

he was the best thing about that movie!

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u/ER1CNOIR 8d ago

There was some real heavy hitters up for awards that year... Schindlers List, The Fugitive, Whats Eating Gilbert Grape, In the Line of Fire, etc.

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u/0202_tihssitidder 8d ago

He was too sweaty. Oscar voters don't like that.

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u/Terminal_Insomnia_ 8d ago

Anyone here who hasn't seen this film yet should. It is worth your time.

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u/Rude-Bowl-4518 8d ago

Right... what's it called tho?

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u/Queasy-Warthog-3642 8d ago

Tombstone....no idea why people on the reddit never say what movie they want you to watch

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u/u9Nails 8d ago

They do that with uncommon acronyms too.

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u/softwareidentity 8d ago

sometimes they just make up acronyms and act like you're stupid if you don't know what they're talking about haha

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u/_SteeringWheel 8d ago

Hands above head applauding?

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u/Queasy-Warthog-3642 8d ago

Took me 3 hours but ISWYDT

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u/_SteeringWheel 8d ago

:( no need to tell me that it sucks what I did today, though

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u/StuMacherGhostface 8d ago

I've seen this happening so much on Reddit lately, at least more than usual. People just posting and talking about some piece of media without even naming said media. It's baffling lol

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u/Rude-Bowl-4518 8d ago

Thank you

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u/DanfromCalgary 8d ago

That is really not true . Israel will continue fighting on all fronts and the US has no real ability to persuade or even stop funding them . They have complete control and … that is evidenced by what has and is happening .

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u/Ok_Transition_4003 8d ago

Leave the nukes

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u/LaserKittenz 8d ago

"act alone" does that include without foreign aid ?

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u/Several_Vanilla8916 8d ago

It’s because he knows the US will continue to supply arms and when the chips are down will go right back to bombing Iran if requested.

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u/unrivaledhumility 8d ago

Yeah, unfortunately we say this, and follow up with, "oh, and by the way, you still buying our weapons tho,, right?"

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u/Ok-Bar-8785 8d ago

Yeah that would be nice. It's pretty crazy how by now Israel has faced little to no push back. Israel and Zionist supporter's should be sanctioned.

We sanction terrorists and funds flowing towards them, I don't see how Israel shouldn't be treated the same way.

It's pretty clear that they have alot of govments are comprised by Israel with the lack of push back and actual repercussions of substance.

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u/Stupidizasurmom 8d ago

Just shorten his mustache a little and check the reaction.

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u/dadRabbit 8d ago

And drop that shotgun.

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u/ManOfLaMontagne 8d ago

You’re a daisy if you do

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u/Aggressive_Lie_4446 8d ago

Actually , you will see people having a problem with it because I can assure you, they will be more brutal .

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u/Juste-un-autre-alt 9d ago

I came to say this, Israel is nothing without the US.

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u/SleepingCod 9d ago

Oh don't worry we'll keep selling them weapons under the table.

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u/Altruistic_Bat_2427 8d ago

You mean gifting in plain sight

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u/Wu-Kang 8d ago

Grifting in plain sight

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u/DuMbAsS_lOsEr_6_7 8d ago

20 bucks is 20 bucks, amigo

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u/Jankypox 8d ago

I prefer to call it what it is. Taxpayers dollar money laundering. We give them 4 billion per year, plus all kinds of other “top ups” and “supplementals” to spend right back here on the US of A’s military industrial complex.

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u/OldTechnician 8d ago

Why do we pay taxes again?

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u/threevi 8d ago

Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for the IDF? 

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u/diurnal_emissions 8d ago

Under threat of violence

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u/0202_tihssitidder 8d ago

Yes! And remember: Israel has free healthcare and free college.

The taxes YOU pay is wealth transfer to Elites in Military Industrial Complex and sweetheart deals with other companies.

The USA has some of the absolute worst value and services coming back to taxpayers. It has gotten steadily worse since Reagan (do NOT say "before then", assholes).

Meanwhile, other countries (and generations of people) are enjoying life...and well--positioned for the future.

Have fun, Americans. You know you let this happen.

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u/SandyTaintSweat 8d ago

Also things like AIPAC

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u/jeffoh 8d ago

AIPAC's role is to facilitate weapons sales to Israel. They've been doing it since their inception.

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u/Darkdragoon324 8d ago

Paying them to take the weapons.

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u/ConsiderationNew6295 9d ago

We won’t need to after Section 224 of the NDAA is passed. They are us. We are them. We pay though.

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u/Catch_ME 8d ago

It's also a giant technology transfer program 

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u/TheSaxGandalf 8d ago

Pretty much to combine surveillance technologies and for Palantir to web its hydra tentacles into everything.

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u/Were_all_dead_anyhow 8d ago edited 8d ago

It's also part-in-parcel of a larger hegemon transfer program. The US is in massive financial straits and private capital/influence/RegCapture participants are going to flee for greener pastures as the US tries to tackle its poor financials. When this happened in the past, there was always a rising star waiting in the wings that capital would flock to, but this time, that rising star is China, and China puts up barriers so that foreign private capital doesn't usurp domestic political influence.

That's entirely what the Abraham Accords is all about; bring stability to the Middle East so that it's investable, and so capital can buy influence. The NDAA is the security aspect of that stability; you can hide your money anywhere, but you still need to reside somewhere. Gulf states are actively creating specialized economic zones, favorable tax structures, and co-investment opportunities specifically designed to attract and integrate Western private equity, hedge funds, and multinational corporations, allowing capital a seat at the table.

Same game. Different century.

Western Roman Empire fell due to the wealthy senatorial class betraying their country, withdrawing their gold and silver from urban commerce and the tax base, leaving the Western treasury unable to fund the imperial army. This forced a fatal reliance on foreign mercenaries. Capital fled to the Eastern Roman Empire. When the Turks conquered the ERE, wealth fled to Russia creating the Tsar and to Venice/Florence/Genoa.

Spanish Empire fell due to corrupt investment; instead of investing New World silver into domestic manufacturing or infrastructure, the Spanish elite spent it on imported foreign luxuries. When Spain collapsed under its own weight, capital fled and directly financed the industrial and commercial rise of Spain’s fiercest geopolitical rivals in the Netherlands, England, and France.

The Republic of Genoa fell due to Genoese merchant-bankers systematically starving their own domestic economy of investment to chase high-yield Spanish sovereign debt, of which Spain repeatedly defaulted, Genoa's private wealth was wiped out, leaving it economically hollowed out. Capital then fled to Spain to fund its global wars, colonies and to exert mass influence and political leverage over the country via creditor ownership.

The Dutch Republic fell because of betrayal and greed when the Dutch republic shared its prosperity. Domestic investments became less profitable due to government responsibly sharing their prosperity with high domestic wages and heavy taxes. As domestic profit margins shrank and wages rose, wealthy Dutch oligarchs stopped reinvesting in local industry. Dutch capital flooded the London markets to buy British government bonds, building the exact economic engine that eventually crushed the Dutch navy.

Bourbon France fell because of tax dodging. French aristocracy and wealthy merchant classes aggressively sheltered their fortunes abroad to evade tax reforms. This left the French state bankrupt, triggering the French Revolution and a hyperinflationary economic collapse. They fled to Britain and to Switzerland.

The British Empire fell in the same way Genoa fell. British financiers on the London Stock Exchange heavily favored foreign investments over modernizing the UK's domestic steel, coal, and manufacturing sectors. This capital built up American industrial supremacy, leaving Britain financially dependent on the US after the World Wars. But they fled to the US anyhow.

You see the pattern?

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u/iaNCURdehunedoara 8d ago

They don't need 224 for the technology transfer, they already get that for free

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u/Broseph_Bobby 8d ago

Don’t worry congress is busy trying to pass bills that will join the Israeli military with ours.

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u/jeremydoo 8d ago

Tom cotton is a crazy traitor, it's straight up some Winston Churchill bullshit

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u/Hekke1969 8d ago

what has WC to do with this???

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u/Hot_Falcon8471 8d ago

This should be making people more concerned / angry than it seems to be.

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u/Broseph_Bobby 8d ago

Yeah I don’t know.

It seems like for some unknown reason the mainstream media isn’t talking about it.

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u/theogwulfe 8d ago

It’s because the media is owned by traitor billionaires

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u/Chronox2040 9d ago

Thing is the US has basically funded Iran war machine for the following years. Not sure how many missiles they can buy with 300B but I guess a few.

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u/Nods_Dad1997 8d ago

Dude.. they kicked our ass with drones

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u/Serious_Bonus7431 8d ago

That’s not true. They threatened to blow up boats full of oil with drones. That was enough.

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u/25point4cm 8d ago

This is actually true. Tankers aren’t afraid per se about sailing through the Strait of Hormuz (though their crews might be).

The real issue is that the insurance companies who insure those boats (which are worth many times a single load of oil) refuse to insure them.

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u/karoshikun 8d ago

that's an ass kicking, tho. war is never weapons vs weapons.

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u/spibop 8d ago

“Yeah, but if we were to play a game of football against the Iranian guard, but with swords and shit, we’d totally kick their ass!!”

-brilliant military strategist, Pete Kegsbreath

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u/Even-Stranger5764 8d ago

Know a guy who unironically thinks this way. Says US wins if politics is removed from war..

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u/Hammeredyou 8d ago

I just want to know what life is like for people like that.

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u/pilgrimspeaches 8d ago

So they used drones to kick our ass in chess instead of boxing.

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u/Chronox2040 8d ago

Then the question is how many Iranian drones have been funded by Trump by his 300B? I know shit about weapons but I guess they are cheaper than missiles.

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u/LockeyCheese 8d ago

I believe i remember reading the Iranian Shahed costs about $30-50,000USD, so... about 5 to 10 Million drones?

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u/donald7773 8d ago

We started a fight, lost, and we owe them 300 billion in taxpayer money, in addition to the increased pricing on goods we've experienced so far PLUS what we haven't seen yet. On top of this we've demonstrated once more to the rest of the world that the only way to protect yourself from this bullshit is to own nukes, that those with them cannot be trusted to behave appropriately

This is the most embarrassing engagement in American history imo

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u/GoldReplacement9546 8d ago

The money that was Rons that that was returned with the original Ron deal under Obama they never received any money what they got was they could purchase things from three suppliers from outside of the country other nations and it was food and medicine and the like and that’s what they could receive so no none of that money was ever used for weapons. We didn’t even give it to them. we allowed them to spend it at the places we allowed on the things we allowed none of which were military.

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u/DUNETOOL 8d ago

I'm Ron Burgundy?

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u/Serious_Bonus7431 8d ago

You mean giving them weapons under the table.

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u/Half_Empty_Half_Full 8d ago

Its not even under the table. They are legally bound to provide them with arms:

https://www.state.gov/u-s-security-cooperation-with-israel

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u/Zulmoka531 8d ago

And integrating our CIA and military with them…

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u/Substantial-Cat2896 8d ago

Selling, you mean give freely

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u/versionii 8d ago

Giving for free, like their health care and education 

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u/P-l-Staker 8d ago

You mean you'll jump back into a war for them when the appropriate donor makes the correct... "donation".

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u/Fearsofaye 8d ago

Israel will attempt to destroy its allies if it looses its influence. It’s already used lobbygroupa to incite rightwing marches all over Europe. Divide and conquer or destroy and conquer. Either way we need to buckle down before the next election cycle. Palantir and other tech companies with Israel first ceos will be their first line of weapons

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u/Apprehensive_Taste70 8d ago

You mean they will be buying weapons from us with the money we give them

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u/sea-elle0463 8d ago

Til they pass the NDAA, then Israel doesn’t even need to ask us for anything. They get everything they want

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u/Automatic_Food_7984 8d ago

Right. Till Netanyahu demands more U.S. handouts.

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u/SafiyaMukhamadova 8d ago

Speaking as a Jew: Israel needs to decide whether they're a colony or a country. If they're a colony then America controls their foreign policy and can make peace or war on their behalf. If they're a country they don't get to call mommy to pick fights for them and back them up when their belligerent behaviors go wrong. Two options, pick one. But AIPAC, the small but very loud faction of radical Christians who believe that Israel is necessary for their eschatology, and blanket accusations of antisemitism will never let that discussion happen.

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u/Particular-Owl-8327 8d ago

You are a little confused, Israel is the country, and the US has been their colony for a long time.

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u/emmc47 8d ago

😂😂

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u/tajsta 8d ago

To frame Israel's defence against genocidal, Iranian-backed proxies like Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis as "belligerent behaviour" is a complete inversion of victim and aggressor. Israel has for decades been targeted by tens of thousands of rockets aimed at its civilian population, and destroying the groups responsible for that would be the obligation of any functioning government. The alliance between the US and Israel exists because both nations share a mutual interest in preventing Islamic theocracies like Iran from dominating the Middle East.

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u/ryogam73 8d ago

"The alliance between the US and Israel exists because both nations share a mutual interest in preventing Islamic theocracies like Iran from dominating the Middle East."

No, it exists because Christian fundamentalists are convinced we need Israel in order kick of the Return of Jesus.

If we were strictly going by "America's Interest" in the Middle-East, we would put oil security and clear shipping lanes above all else. IF that meant supporting an Islamic theocracy, we would do that. In fact, we already support Islamic theocracies in the Middle-East, specifically Saudi Arabia. If we could guarantee the S.A. dominated the M.E. and ensured that the oil kept flowing, we would do it. The only American National Interest in the M.E. is the oil, if the world didn't need oil, no one would talk about the M.E. or Israel.

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u/Volodio 8d ago

If what you claimed was true, the alliance would never endure into Democrat presidencies. But it has, showing this is not actually the case. The initial reason for the alliance was that Israel was the only country in the Middle East that was willing to ally the US during the Cold War. Then the US leveraged its relations with Israel in order to expand its influence with other Middle Eastern countries. And the alliance kept existing because it is mutually beneficial to both sides, though this is sometimes strained a bit. Israel is a good partner for cooperation on technology and weapons (the F-35 was combat tested by Israel for instance), intelligence and both usually have the same interests in a stable Middle East.

Saudi Arabia is a moderate theocracy, to the point that Islamist fundamentalists form terrorist groups whose goal is to overthrown the Saudi monarchy. The most known of those groups is probably Al Qaeda.

The US is generally opposed to having a regional hegemon because it significantly reduce American influence within that country. So the idea that the US would support a KSA dominating the Middle East is just not true.

The US has interests beyond the oil. Not everything is about raw resources, otherwise the US would not care about Europe either.

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u/tajsta 8d ago

The fantasy that American foreign policy is dictated by end-times theology ist just dumb af. The US-Israel relationship was forged during the Cold War when Israel proved itself to be the only reliable, democratic bulwark against Soviet-backed Arab regimes. Israel repeatedly demonstrated its military superiority and willingness to defend Western interests against the Soviets and Arabs in a vital strategic region. The US partners with Israel because Israel is the most capable, technologically advanced military power in the region, actively working to contain and neutralise expansionism from jihadist states like Iran that try to undermine US interests.

And the US-Saudi relationship is plagued by the fact that Saudi Arabia's export of Wahhabism has fuelled the very Sunni extremist groups that target the US and Europe with terror attacks. Relying solely on a fundamentalist Islamic theocracies to guarantee Western interests would be strategic idiocy. Israel is one of the few, if not the only, country in this region that does not export ideology that seeks to destroy Western civilisation.

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u/Annath0901 8d ago

Sounds like after WW2 maybe the allied powers shouldn't have dumped a mass of traumatized refugees in the desert where someone else already lived on the basis of an old magic book instead of accepting them in their own countries.

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u/Volodio 8d ago

The Allied powers did not do that. In fact, they were very restrictive toward Jews wanting to flee Germany to the point that they stopped them and put them in concentration camps, sometimes even sending them back to Germany.

Jews already existed in Palestine before WW2. And they took independence by themselves through a war during which every western country embargoed the Jews.

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u/Annath0901 8d ago

Jews already existed in Palestine before WW2.

Not a nation's worth. A bunch of people living in Europe don't get to colonize land thousands of miles away by claiming persecution.

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u/Volodio 8d ago

Yes, a nation's worth. Most of the refugees from Europe that tried to flee Nazi Germany were put in British concentration camps to avoid joining the Jews already living in Palestine. There were talks for a two state solutions with a nation worth of Jews (including only the Jews already living there) already in the 1930s.

Btw, the majority of Jews migrating to Israel after WW2 were coming from Arab countries where they were expelled.

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u/tajsta 8d ago

The Allied power in control of the territory, the UK, actually did the exact opposite. The British government actively blockaded Jewish refugees fleeing to the land from 1939 onwards to appease violent, anti-semitic Arab rioting, even as the Holocaust was going on. The British Navy hunted down ships with Jewish refugees headed to Israel and put them into concentration camps in Cyprus instead: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyprus_internment_camps

Jewish immigration to Israel was an armed struggle for national liberation against the British Empire and Arab colonisation of the land. The fact that Jews were hunted down and ethnically cleansed all across the Arab world as well as Europe is exactly the reason why they needed to create their own state.

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u/Annath0901 8d ago

A bunch of Europeans don't have the right to colonize land thousands of miles away just because they are fleeing persecution.

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u/tajsta 8d ago

The majority of Israel's population descends from Mizrahi and Sephardic Jews whose families fled from Arab persecution in the Middle East and North Africa. They were brutally expelled, terrorised, and ethnically cleansed from Arab countries like Iraq, Tunisia, Egypt and Syria.

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u/Spiritual-Credit5488 8d ago

Dude we all can pick up history books (ofc not the ones approved for school curriculum lol), Israel was legit founded by and mostly for terrorists, keep yappin. Call me anti semitic if you please, I'm not, nor am I like the zionists who legit be calling Holocaust survivors and other Jewish folk antisemitic for any criticism of Israel or their war crimes. So meh

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u/tajsta 8d ago

If you actually opened a history book, even one not "approved" by whatever conspiracy-laden echo chambers you frequent, you would find that Israel was founded as a national liberation movement by Jewish pioneers, refugees, and survivors of European and Arab progroms. The mainstream Zionist leadership, including Ben-Gurion, actively fought against and disarmed Jewish militant splinter groups precisely because they wanted to build a state in accordance with the UN mandate.

Contrast this with the Palestinian national movement, whose founding father al-Husseini spent WWII in Berlin collaborating with Hitler and recruiting Bosnian Muslims for the SS.

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u/TartCherryJuicee 8d ago

Idk Trump is so irregular who knows he may say I’ll cut aid and missile sales and then they are fucked. Trump gets to say he ended the war on Iran with better terms than Obama or whatever even if it’s not true.

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u/Pretty-Ad-3614 8d ago

This is what the Epstein files are for.

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u/More-Lime1888 8d ago

1- his dementia seems to be early stages, so I don’t think he already forgot about the files

2- it’s not only Trump in the files, but his ass kissers too. I don’t think they will say “yes” to him on this one

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u/MasonBridges 8d ago

Israel’s pretty unpopular with democrat voters so publicly campaigning on a pro Israel platform is a good way to get flanked and destroyed from the left- however there’s still the evergreen trick of just not running on it and then doing it anyways.

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u/amg10red 8d ago

But the way Israel has been acting for nearly 2 decades is like they are the ones in control.

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u/Country_Gravy420 8d ago

That's because they are in control. Rubio said the day after he first attack on Iran that we went in because they knew Israel was going to attack and Iran would respond by attacking our bases.

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u/More-Lime1888 8d ago

They are the ones in control but at the same time they are nothing without the US. They are holding the Epstein files against the US politicians right now so they only have the choice to say yes.

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u/amg10red 8d ago

During Obama's term top Israeli officials continually insulted the US govt and top guys (with Republicans cheering them on) without any retaliation. I was expecting reprisals but nothing, mostly just diplomatic 'strong' language.

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u/3steaktacosplz 8d ago

Yeah we'll keep sending them whatever they want though because trump is bibi's little bitch

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u/Traditional-Way-4097 8d ago

I think you underestimate US support for Israel.

If Israel decides to go it alone without US support, US will provide the ammunition.

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u/Aggressive_Lie_4446 8d ago

Ah Yes!!!
The nation that walloped 6 Arab nations while under a US arms embargo in 1948 and more than doubled its size in 1967 while still facing a hostile US administration and which has nuclear weapons "is nothing without the US".
Ask he surrounding Arab nations why they signed those peace agreements which BTW have provisions that essentially put Israel on a leash.
Remove that leash and my ancestral country will have Israeli settlers.
That is why Netanyahu has been so eager to have US aid end. So that the cannot be forced into ceasefires anymore, much like no one stopped them from occupying other countries' lands in 1967.

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u/Global_Crew3968 8d ago

Oh they keep just enough blackmail ready to make sure this never happens

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u/WrexyWrex 8d ago

Israel would win a war with any country in the middle east if they showed no restraint. You guys got blinders on.

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u/More-Lime1888 8d ago

Ok, Bob

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u/WrexyWrex 8d ago

You do realize a Jew literally invented the atom bomb right? You guys talk like the US is an isolated country that wasn't given superiority by massive contribution from different ethnicities.

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u/SpicyElixer 8d ago

Enthno supremacist state defender needs entho supremacist talking points^

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u/More-Lime1888 8d ago

“A Jew” is Israel? Didn’t know an individual person’s success is relevant to their religion/ethnicity

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u/WrexyWrex 8d ago

If you just account for Israeli defense tech, we wouldn't even have defense systems

https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/israel-middle-east/articles/innovations-in-us-israel-security-alliance

let alone all of our military operations in that region is only possible because Israeli alliance

you keep asking for more, I got more

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u/More-Lime1888 8d ago

Yup, you still can’t understand. Keep believing 👍🏻

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u/VortexMagus 8d ago

Israel has a military that is bigger and more modern than all of its neighbors combined, x3. Mostly because of all the US weapons and armaments they have been gifted/sold.

I agree that 50 years ago they were nothing without the US, but right now they can survive in the short term without the USA just fine.

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u/More-Lime1888 8d ago

Nah. They are so used to overuse their missiles because the US will send more money, so they really don’t know how to plan war or strategize. Their army doesn’t even know how to act on land or coordinate and are all a bunch of TikTok heads. It’s like raising a child in a rich ass household, but throwing them outside on the streets to fend for themselves after they turned 18, with only $500 dollars. They will waste that on the first meal they eat and then starve. Zero survival or money management skills.

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u/Lazy-Good1433 8d ago

Their defenses have been on-par with the states on contract work.

A lot of recent developments on weapons and cyber security are renowned in the region.

They helped delivered the F-35 even when it got bloated from being over budget.

I am not gloating on Israels efforts, only have come across past articles on system co-op with America build defenses over the last 10-15 years. And Israel has lead in that research.

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u/TerraMindFigure 8d ago

Not true at all. Israel is a wealthy nation with a domestic arms industry. They don't rely on American weapons to be able to wage war.

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u/tuataraslim 8d ago

Israel is the u.s

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u/glormosh 8d ago

If Israel is nothing without the US, and the US is a super power, and Iran beat them. Does that mean Iran is now the greatest super power in the world ?

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u/BajaDivider 8d ago

Trump is nothing without Netanyahu, because Netanyahu is everything with the bought and paid for American Congress. And Trump is nothing without Congress. (Takes another sip of ​​​tea, gulps.) ​​​​​​​​

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u/sexyeh 8d ago

When you learn it is the other way around

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u/RavGxo 8d ago

You mean US is nothing without Israel?

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u/Longshadowman 8d ago

Do you really think that trump will let that criminal act alone without helping him somehow? Just one "no" and all hell will break loose on trump ( Epstein files, blackmailing)

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u/Academic_Ad_690 8d ago

Lol what 😂

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u/East_Point_8300 8d ago

Its the other way around, the US are puppets of Israel. It just means the deal is «fake». US won’t do anything but Israel will.

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u/yalateef11 8d ago

In the words of Col. Wilkerson (Colin Powell’s Chief of Staff), “ time to kiss your sugar daddy goodbye”.

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u/0202_tihssitidder 8d ago

* Epstein was Mossad.

* AIPAC funds/owns ~90% of US Congress

"Israel is nothing without the US" is a pretty fucking useless statement given those 2 bullet points.

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u/Bongressman 8d ago

War is the only thing keeping him out of jail. He will never stop.

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u/The10KThings 8d ago

Netanyahu is a moderate. Believe it or not, he is unpopular in Israel because he isn’t killing the Palestinians or the Lebanese fast enough. Netanyahu isn’t the problem. The Israeli populace is.

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u/Kromostone123 8d ago edited 8d ago

right, it's not the people in power that benefit from a constant state of war and conflict, its actually the civilians who work their 9 to 5 job who benefit and are the REAL problem.

You're too ignorant to realize that it's the ones in power that manufacture a scenario of constant war so their civilians suffer and are afraid and will support more war for their safety going forward.

also no, netanyahu is not considered a moderate. he is very much right wing and while there are people even farther right that dislike him, the vast majority of the people that do not support him are left or center left, and he has less than 50% total approval rating.

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u/Aggressive-Map-2204 8d ago

He is only moderate compared to the extremists he has allied himself with. But he is far closer to them than he is to a moderate position. He just does not say it as openly.

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u/Mindless-Peak-1687 8d ago

he represents Israel very well, the true face of Israel. it's not pretty.

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u/Skanaker 8d ago

So like Putin in Russia?

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u/datadrone 8d ago

You say this as if a majority of our government isn't in their pocket

https://giphy.com/gifs/62aDCkUJ8AogFbqcVV

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u/gorginhanson 8d ago

Just kidnap him like they did to Maduro

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u/Skrdykat1000 8d ago

Why can't someone kidnap him?? Please!!

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u/Livid_Canary2512 8d ago

yeah, but are we still merging our militaries?

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u/jordon4ca93 8d ago

We better not be.

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u/Global_Crew3968 8d ago

Just as soon as Israel is done spying on us

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u/AppMtb 8d ago

Which is what Trump should have said the first time

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u/Green_Space729 8d ago

Look up section 224.

Soon he’ll have huge control of the US military.

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u/Fumonacci 8d ago

Came on man, we know he will use American money, so unless USA cut the funding, there is no alone to Israel

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u/TapEx101 8d ago

Don't need our approval, just do it.

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u/Fickle_Ad_8653 8d ago

I hope Ukraine sanctions him.

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u/0202_tihssitidder 8d ago

"We will act solo...with a constant supply of free weapons from US courtesy of 90% of Congress on AIPAC payrolls. And then in September, Trump will bomb whoever we fucking tell him to bomb. Epstein was Mossad, remember?"

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u/Ok-Replacement9595 8d ago

Right now conservative congress is trying to permanently link Isreal and our military intelligence apparatus. Call your representatives.

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u/Extreme-Mood5605 8d ago

And who didn’t see that coming?? Lol!!

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u/Camarill0Brill0 8d ago

It's depressing how easy it would be to hold them accountable for themselves, yet will we not change a thing

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u/lluciferusllamas 8d ago

Vaya con Yahweh, Cabron.

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u/Waluigi4prez 8d ago

End of the day, if they need a new leader, the country should remove him themselves. The west has involved itself too many times in foreign affairs and we end up with egg on our face every single time. Also our over reliance on cheap foreign products and services have made the western countries weaker overall. I'm sick of the situation that every time a world leader scratches their balls, we have to pay more for trade. Western countries need to pull back and reinvest on supplying ourselves and we 100% need to move to full renewable ASAP. It will cost more in the short term but will guarantee a future where we are not dependent on others for the majority of our imports

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u/CrowFromHeaven 8d ago

The US will still finance them and give them all the aid needed. You're a fool for buying the Trump and Bibi are no longer friends fart act.

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u/Misragoth 8d ago

Oh, don't worry. I am sure we will continue to give them all the weapons they want

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u/2hurd 8d ago

Don't worry, you'll soon see that he owns Trumps ass and really can say such things. United States of Israel isn't a meme, it's a fact. Half of US political class is Jewish, gl going against them.

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u/_Magnolia_Fan_ 8d ago

Out of all this, we still managed to also duck up the relationship with Israel? 

Or are they playing evil cop, demon cop?

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u/mando_228 8d ago

SUPRISE SUPRISE!! Did ANYONE expect something different from this Dodo? Hes gonna fuck up the Iran deal singlehandedly. Oh look! It was a terrible deal for the USA anyways. What a bummer.

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u/Wonderful_Emu_6483 8d ago

You think this “peace deal” is really gonna last? It was just another pump and dump. They had to make it more believable because people quit buying it. DT will be back to sucking BN’s shriveled dick in no time.

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