Row 34098

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>Israel is a bullet sponge for terrorists.

Terrorists that over ever bother to target it, not us outside of Palestine.

>The US is giving Israel precision ammunition so that instead of blowing up entire buildings/blocks, they can blow up a car/bedroom. Israel can make their own bombs, but not precision bombs. It's fucked up, but by giving Israel missiles the US is minimizing civilian casualties.

US can force Israel to go in with only small arms. It's fucked up, but nobody cares about soldier casualties except the home country, so it doesn't matter to us.

*That* minimizes civilian casualties.

Israel can't make their own bombs if US drops support and it gets all its energy sanctioned out by its neighbors.

>And Israel has nukes. People want to make sure everyone can keep pretending they don't, rather than having discussions of when and how they might use them.

Nobody cares if Israel has nukes. Nukes don't make people more likely to trade with you, god forbid using it.

Israel's critical weakness remains its dependence on imports, imports that either come from or must go through countries that aren't very well inclined to keep that trade open were it not for the US.

>(Not saying these are good reasons, but they are some of the reasons)

More accurately they're poor reasons.

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