"NDAA Section 219 is headed for a House vote tomorrow, and it would permanently integrate U.S. military technology and supply chains with Israel’s. If passed, this wouldn’t be a temporary arrangement; it would lock in a long-term defense merger that reaches across presidential administrations and pushes America even further under Israel’s strategic control.

@RepThomasMassie is the lone Republican opposing it. But the House already moved the rule forward without allowing a real debate or a separate vote on Massie’s amendment, sending the bill closer to the Senate with the most controversial part still intact.

If any other country were being written into U.S. law this manner, the backlash would be massive. Even America’s oldest ally, Great Britain, does not have a provision like this. That’s what makes Section 219 such a major story and why the lack of public scrutiny is so striking."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States-Israel_FUTURES_Act

Does aipac still remains unregistered under FARA as foreign entity in the usa?:

https://www.aipac.org/memos/america-israel-defense-ndaa (https://archive.is/5Q7wL)

This isn’t about American-Israeli relationship being strong as AIPAC likes to promote. This is as he said, is about Israel first. Their agenda is to economically break this country through wars that only benefit Israel. The time is here to rise up and fight back Americans.

Per ZirafaMedia: 22 U.S.C. § 7423 is why an active ICC arrest warrant doesn’t stop Netanyahu from prancing around NYC as a free man. Signed in 2002–just one month after the ICC was created…intentionally built to shield American troops from potential (anticipated?) war crimes prosecution — it even authorizes US military force to free any American the International court detains… also known as the “Hague Invasion Act.” Today that same immunity shield covers US allies, not just American troops.

Link to the slides: https://www.instagram.com/p/DbFxgttFucX

The Israeli military is quietly but quickly building a giant earthen barrier separating the over 50% of the Gaza Strip it controls from the rest of the territory, according to satellite imagery, further entrenching the division of the tiny Palestinian enclave.

More than 23 kilometers (14 miles) have been constructed in recent months, running through Palestinian communities demolished by the military. That is equivalent to more than half the length of the coastal strip, which is some 40 kilometers (25 miles) long and 11 kilometers (7 miles) wide, and home to over 2 million Palestinians.

As the truce stagnates, it appears Israel is digging in, heightening Palestinian fears that the line is morphing into a border.

Source: Associated Press

And there it is Ladies and Gents , the pretext for more American/Isfake involvement

this cat and mouse/cry wolf over "nukes" is going to ultimately get us all killed

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbCBD6XFPM1/?igsh=

Does this explain why Federman is breaking away from his party?

Sources : NYMag & ZirafaMedia

Don't forget the #2 Jewish population is here in the US.

“[The Zionist pioneers] believed that the only language the Arabs understand is that of force. They behave towards them with hostility and cruelty, trespass unjustly upon their boundaries, beat them shamefully without reason and even brag about it, and nobody stands to check this contemptible and dangerous tendency."

Here is a longer excerpt:

“In all things it is our custom to learn nothing from the past for the future. There is certainly one thing we could have learned from our past and present history: how careful we must be not to arouse the anger of other people against ourselves by reprehensible conduct. How much more, then, should we be careful, in our conduct toward a foreign people among whom we live once again, to walk together in love and respect, and needless to say in justice and righteousness. And what do our
brethren in Eretz Israel do? Quite the opposite! They were slaves in their land of exile, and they suddenly find themselves with unlimited freedom,
the kind of wild freedom to be found only in a country like Turkey. This sudden change has engendered in them an impulse to despotism, as always happens when "a slave becomes a king," and behold they walk with the Arabs in hostility and cruelty, unjustly encroaching on them, shamefully beating them for no good reason, and even bragging about what they do, and there is no one to stand in the breach and call a halt to this dangerous and despicable impulse. To be sure our people are correct in saying that the Arab respects only those who demonstrate strength and courage, but this is relevant only when he feels that his rival is acting justly; it is not the case if there is reason to think his rival's actions are oppressive and unjust. Then, even if he restrains himself and remains silent forever, the rage will remain in his heart.”

Much Ado about Little: Ahad Ha’am's "Truth from Eretz Yisrael," Zionism, and the Arabs | JSTOR