For the people responding to this person, what they’re talking about (I’m assuming) is how Netanyahu is pushing for a restructuring of relationships between Israel’s military and the US military; if this passes, then US military spending will AUTOMATICALLY mean funding Israel militarily; at that point cutting funding to Israel’s military will mean nothing because then money spent on the US military will simply directly go to Israel without a real trail because it’ll look like it’s simply funding the US military.
Yes we want an end to military aid to Israel, but I think what Kumikommunism means is that this loophole makes ending military aid to Israel a fake victory to placate libs, because Israel will continue to get weapons except as if they were members of the US military, meaning nothing will be achieved anyway.
(I hope my assumption of what you’re saying is correct)
For the people responding to this person, what they’re talking about (I’m assuming) is how Netanyahu is pushing for a restructuring of relationships between Israel’s military and the US military; if this passes, then US military spending will AUTOMATICALLY mean funding Israel militarily; at that point cutting funding to Israel’s military will mean nothing because then money spent on the US military will simply directly go to Israel without a real trail because it’ll look like it’s simply funding the US military.
Yes we want an end to military aid to Israel, but I think what Kumikommunism means is that this loophole makes ending military aid to Israel a fake victory to placate libs, because Israel will continue to get weapons except as if they were members of the US military, meaning nothing will be achieved anyway.
(I hope my assumption of what you’re saying is correct)
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That is correct, thank you. I linked an article about it and have clarified what I mean, but people are still misinterpreting me for some reason.
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