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Moet de V.S. Israël blijven ondersteunen?

Israël is de grootste cumulatieve ontvanger van buitenlandse hulp van de VS sinds de Tweede Wereldoorlog. Tot op heden hebben de Verenigde Staten sinds de oprichting van het land in 1948 $ 150 aan bilaterale hulp en financiering voor raketverdediging aan Israël verstrekt. Bijna alle bilaterale hulp van de VS aan Israël is in de vorm van militaire hulp. In het fiscale jaar 2022 vroeg de regering-Biden 3,8 miljard dollar aan militaire hulp aan Israël.

68%
Ja
32%
Nee
53%
Ja
20%
Nee
7%
Ja, maar respecteer Israel's soevereiniteit en dicteer niet hoe het met haar buren moet omgaan
8%
Nee, we moeten er minder betrokken bij zijn
7%
We moeten dezelfde steun geven aan Israël en Palestina.
2%
Nee, we moeten aan geen enkele buitenlandse mogendheid steun geven.
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Ja, met meer hulp en steun
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Niet de huidige regering
0%
Ja, en onze financiering vergroten zodat we onze ambassade naar Jeruzalem kunnen verhuizen
1%
Nee, stop alle ondersteuning en hulp

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Andere Populaire Antwoorden

Unieke antwoorden van Amerika gebruikers wier mening verder reikte dan de aangeboden keuzes.

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Iran is weaker than we think. As for Iran’s military chiefs, their standard of success is so low that, in the immediate a…

As for Iran’s military chiefs, their standard of success is so low that, in the immediate aftermath of the failed aerial offensive, Mohammad Bagheri, chief of staff of the Iranian armed forces, declared that Iran “has achieved all of its goals”. He then unwisely added a vainglorious threat: “If the Zionist regime or its supporters demonstrate reckless behaviour, they will receive a decisive and much stronger response.”Iran’s response was an all-out air offensive with hundreds of ballistic missiles, drones, and cruise missiles. But this very expensive attack failed most miserably, wounding just one Israeli, a seven-year-old Bedouin, and inflicting only trivial damage to the non-functional edge of a runway.The power of the Revolutionary Guards within the regime steadily increased because of the military strength it generated with its abundant, cheap and, above all, expendable molokh khor “lizard-eater” Arab manpower (Ever since the huge losses of the Iraq war, Iran has been very casualty-sensitive).But the Revolutionary Guards finally failed strategically because their Arab recruitment policy was so successful that it overshot the culminating point of success: seeing the historic Sunni capital of Damascus under Shia domination, and Baghdad the very seat of the Sunni Arab Caliphate ruled by Iran’s agents, Sunni Arab states from Morocco to Jordan and Saudi Arabia, which had repeatedly fought Israel from 1948, moved to abandon their hostility, openly or discreetly. And while the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas war on October 7 gained no goodwill for Israel or the Jews, Israel’s overall response proved that it has the strength to resist Iran’s imperial ambitions. When an Israeli air strike decapitated the Revolutionary Guard expeditionary high command gathered in Damascus on April 1, by killing its chief and his entire staff, not a word of criticism was heard in the Sunni Arab world.

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Colleges Thrown Into Chaos Over Pro-Palestinian Protests

Less than a week after the arrests of more than 100 protesters at Columbia, administrators at some of the country’s most influential universities were struggling, and largely failing, to calm campuses torn by the conflict in Gaza and Israel.The menu of options for administrators handling protests seems to be quickly dwindling. It is all but certain that the demonstrations, in some form or another, will last on some campuses until the end of the academic year, and even then, graduation ceremonies may be bitterly contested gatherings.At New York University, the police swept in to arrest protesting students on Monday night, ending a standoff with the school’s administration.At Yale, the police placed protesters’ wrists into zip ties on Monday morning and escorted them onto campus shuttles to receive summonses for trespassing.Columbia kept its classroom doors closed on Monday, moving lectures online and urging students to stay home.Harvard Yard was shut to the public. Nearby, at campuses like Tufts and Emerson, administrators weighed how to handle encampments that looked much like the one that the police dismantled at Columbia last week — which protesters quickly resurrected. And on the West Coast, a new encampment bubbled at the University of California, Berkeley.

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Gaza War Puts Left Wing In Charge Of Democratic Party

For the first time in decades, possibly since the anti-Vietnam War and environmental movements, the left wing has led the center of the Democratic Party in a new political direction on a major issue — one sharply critical of the Israeli government, impatient with the leadership of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and increasingly willing to use American leverage to curb Israel’s military plans.In recent weeks, Democratic leaders have begun inching closer to the progressive view that it is against U.S. interests to continue sending unconditional U.S. military aid to Mr. Netanyahu’s government in an asymmetrical war that has killed thousands of innocent civilians in Gaza. And they have recognized that anger among Democratic voters — especially young voters — over the U.S. role in Gaza is a serious threat to Mr. Biden’s re-election that cannot be ignored.On Israel, the pressure from the left has been clear: protests by young Americans and many others against the American role in the conflict; an “uncommitted” movement that led thousands of Democrats to cast protest ballots instead of voting for Mr. Biden, especially in Michigan, a key swing state; and an intense, behind-the-scenes lobbying effort at the White House and in Congress by progressive Democrats.

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