Israel has no right to anything of mine, but my senators and reps in Congress do have the right to decide to give Israel money (or not) since making those decisions is their job, with an obligation to represent my interests. They don’t always make the decisions I want them to, but It doesn’t involve Israel having “rights”.
Congress is looking at decisions regarding Israel permanently becoming part of our technological development, intelligence and integrating our development of military hardware. The reasoning is obvious, they believe future representation may choose not to give funds to Israel, this way we give them the funds without ever having to get congressional approval.
So they are voting to give Israel a right to your tax dollars.
“How much money are we spending on missiles being used by Israel?”
“We don’t know it’s integrated into our missile development budget, it isn’t a line item”
Israel has no right to anything of mine, but my senators and reps in Congress do have the right to decide to give Israel money (or not) since making those decisions is their job, with an obligation to represent my interests. They don’t always make the decisions I want them to, but It doesn’t involve Israel having “rights”.
Congress is looking at decisions regarding Israel permanently becoming part of our technological development, intelligence and integrating our development of military hardware. The reasoning is obvious, they believe future representation may choose not to give funds to Israel, this way we give them the funds without ever having to get congressional approval.
So they are voting to give Israel a right to your tax dollars.
“How much money are we spending on missiles being used by Israel?”
“We don’t know it’s integrated into our missile development budget, it isn’t a line item”
They can word it any way they like, but in the US “permanent” requires a constitutional amendment, and even those aren’t necessarily permanent.