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‼️"You're really CONFLATING two EXTREMELY different things." This isn't taxpayer money going to our bases in Germany or South Korea—it's aid going to a foreign country. Glenn Greenwald shreds the claim that giving aid to Israel is the same as funding the U.S. military abroad.

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Rahm Emanuel: “No more U.S. military aid—financial assistance from the taxpayers for Israel. You’re a country like all other allies of ours, Japan, South Korea, the Brits, the Germans. You’re going to pay full price; you can buy what you want, but you have to abide by the laws that should be it.” “No more U.S. taxpayer support... I was in the room when President Obama’s largest assistance was under President Obama. We did the funding for the Iron Dome. But here, the days of taxpayer subsidizing Israel are over.” “No more financial aid.”

Rahm Emanuel: “No more U.S. military aid—financial assistance from the taxpayers for Israel. You’re a country like all other allies of ours, Japan, South Korea, the Brits, the Germans. You’re going to pay full price; you can buy what you want, but you have to abide by the laws that should be it.” “No more U.S. taxpayer support... I was in the room when President Obama’s largest assistance was under President Obama. We did the funding for the Iron Dome. But here, the days of taxpayer subsidizing Israel are over.” “No more financial aid.”

RedWave Press

2,394,769 views • 4 months ago

Netanyahu says Israel is preparing to "phase out" the "financial component" of the "military aid that we're receiving." "We want to move with the US from aid to partnership." (Translation: the aid is going to be rebranded as a "joint investment" that's part of a "partnership.")

Netanyahu says Israel is preparing to "phase out" the "financial component" of the "military aid that we're receiving." "We want to move with the US from aid to partnership." (Translation: the aid is going to be rebranded as a "joint investment" that's part of a "partnership.")

Chris Menahan 🇺🇸

35,621 views • 6 months ago

Abdul Syed is asked point blank if he would cut aid to Israel. Rather than answer directly, he says he only wants to cut "unconditional aid" in accordance with the "Leahy Laws." The Leahy Laws are actually extremely weak. They would have little to no impact on funding Israel. First of all, the Leahy Laws do not actually apply to countries. They apply to specific military units. If there is suspicion that a specific military unit in some country is involved in human rights violations, the law prohibits funding or other assistance. So Israel as a country could not be denied aid via this law. Furthermore, the law only applies to the actions of military units, not government policy. The fact that Israeli policies violate international law does not trigger the Leahy Laws. Furthermore, there are many remediation steps that the Leahy Laws specify that allow Israel uses to prevent a cut in funding of IDF units. In summary, Abdul is taking a very weak stance on funding to Israel. In fact, he has the same position as establishment democrats like Elizabeth Warren, who also call for conditioning aid to Israel.

Abdul Syed is asked point blank if he would cut aid to Israel. Rather than answer directly, he says he only wants to cut "unconditional aid" in accordance with the "Leahy Laws." The Leahy Laws are actually extremely weak. They would have little to no impact on funding Israel. First of all, the Leahy Laws do not actually apply to countries. They apply to specific military units. If there is suspicion that a specific military unit in some country is involved in human rights violations, the law prohibits funding or other assistance. So Israel as a country could not be denied aid via this law. Furthermore, the law only applies to the actions of military units, not government policy. The fact that Israeli policies violate international law does not trigger the Leahy Laws. Furthermore, there are many remediation steps that the Leahy Laws specify that allow Israel uses to prevent a cut in funding of IDF units. In summary, Abdul is taking a very weak stance on funding to Israel. In fact, he has the same position as establishment democrats like Elizabeth Warren, who also call for conditioning aid to Israel.

Daniel Haqiqatjou

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'I don't think we should be giving a penny of your money in foreign aid to a country that has enough resources to land on the moon!' Nigel Farage reacts to India landing a craft on the south pole of the moon and asks whether the UK should still be sending them foreign aid.

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529,251 views • 3 years ago

Nick Fuentes compares Dan Bilzerian to Randy Fine "Randy Fine is a jew that wants to cut foreign aid to Israel... Dude, you're JEWISH, you're a triple citizen, and YOU want to cut foreign aid to Israel. So what's actually the difference?!"

Nick Fuentes compares Dan Bilzerian to Randy Fine "Randy Fine is a jew that wants to cut foreign aid to Israel... Dude, you're JEWISH, you're a triple citizen, and YOU want to cut foreign aid to Israel. So what's actually the difference?!"

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$WE SEND BILLIONS TO ISRAEL, WHILE HOMELESS VETERANS ARE LEFT BEHIND The U.S. sends Israel $3.3 billion in annual military aid money that exceeds what America spends addressing homelessness among the veterans who served this country. It is a question of priorities that Washington keeps refusing to confront. Thomas Massie tried to remove that funding through an amendment to H.R. 8595. The House rejected it 314–104: Massie was the only Republican to vote yes, joined by 103 Democrats. Every other Republican voted to keep the money flowing. The vote exposed a real shift. In earlier sessions, Rep. Thomas Massie and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene stood nearly alone among Republicans calling for an end to taxpayer-funded aid to Israel. Now, more lawmakers are treating Israel aid as a serious political issue, and the same divide is appearing in primaries, where pro-war, AIPAC-backed candidates are facing increasing resistance. The establishment still has the votes. But the automatic, unquestioned consensus behind Israel aid is beginning to fracture.$

WE SEND BILLIONS TO ISRAEL, WHILE HOMELESS VETERANS ARE LEFT BEHIND The U.S. sends Israel $3.3 billion in annual military aid money that exceeds what America spends addressing homelessness among the veterans who served this country. It is a question of priorities that Washington keeps refusing to confront. Thomas Massie tried to remove that funding through an amendment to H.R. 8595. The House rejected it 314–104: Massie was the only Republican to vote yes, joined by 103 Democrats. Every other Republican voted to keep the money flowing. The vote exposed a real shift. In earlier sessions, Rep. Thomas Massie and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene stood nearly alone among Republicans calling for an end to taxpayer-funded aid to Israel. Now, more lawmakers are treating Israel aid as a serious political issue, and the same divide is appearing in primaries, where pro-war, AIPAC-backed candidates are facing increasing resistance. The establishment still has the votes. But the automatic, unquestioned consensus behind Israel aid is beginning to fracture.

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Abdul El-Sayed: “The money that could be spent to rebuild our kids’ schools or provide them healthcare is being sent abroad to drop bombs on other people and their kids. I just think that’s wrong. We cannot continue to offer unconditional foreign military aid to any country. That includes Egypt, where my family came from, or Saudi Arabia or Pakistan or Jordan or Israel”

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444,971 views • 28 days ago

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Sept 2025. Marco Rubio combats a hostile George Stephanopoulos, who angrily tries to get Rubio to agree that USAID cuts are causing deaths. Rubio’s methodical response: "We shut down AID because it was a dysfunctional organization. We moved it under the State Department. Number two, we are going to do more foreign aid than any country in the world." "We are not going to fund an NGO industrial complex that built itself up, that was taking a substantial percentage of the money…" "So we are restructuring the way we do aid. It's going to be far more effective and integrated into our holistic foreign policy." "Let's blame the other countries that don't do any foreign aid." “Anybody who tells you that somehow it's the United States, if we cut a dollar, somehow we're responsible for some horrific thing that's going on in the world. It's just not true." “One of the reasons why some of these places didn't get the aid is not because we cut the aid. It's because there's a war going on and the aid never got to the people." "It gets hijacked and stolen by criminal gangs that control the country. And so they're the ones to blame for whatever happening there, not us who provided more aid than anybody else." "No one has died because the United States has cut aid." “The United States has saved more lives and continues to save more lives than any other country in the world." Stephanopoulos grimaces, fumes and pouts

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AIPAC is in panic mode after launching a new ad targeting Thomas Massie as he pushes to end billions of dollars in U.S. aid to Israel. AIPAC admits that cutting the funding would weaken Israel. "That investment is under attack." Cut off all funding to Israel immediately.

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Shadow of Ezra

221,969 views • 1 month ago

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