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Speaking in West Bank settlement, Israeli PM, who is fighting for political survival before elections, says ‘we are squeezing Hamas’

UNBELIEVABLE THIS WAR CRIMINAL NETANYAHU IS RULING OUR MILITARY 🪖 AND POLITICAL ARENA. OUR AMERICAN SOLDIERS ARE NOT TO OBEY ISRAEL DEMANDS. AMERICA IS 🇺🇸 AMERICA 🇺🇸 NOTHING TO DO WITH ISRAEL 🇮🇱. #FKTRUMP #FKNETANYAHU #FKMAGAGOPRepost @usa_click_post🚨 Every Republican senator who voted yes just voted to integrate parts of the U.S. military with Israel's military infrastructure.Not one Democrat voted for it.Not one.⚠️ This isn't another foreign aid package.This isn't another weapons shipment.This is deeper.Section 1217 would expand:• joint weapons development• military technology sharing• defense industry integration• supply chain integration• long-term military coordinationOnce military systems become deeply intertwined, future presidents may find it much harder to change course.🚨 That's why critics are furious.Because elections are supposed to change policy.But military integration survives elections.A future president could campaign on reducing America's role in Middle East conflicts and still find themselves trapped by agreements, contracts, shared technologies and institutional obligations created years earlier.⚠️ America First was supposed to mean:America first.American interests first.American soldiers first.American taxpayers first.Instead critics say Washington is creating permanent obligations that future Americans never voted for.🚨 Thomas Massie opposed it.Almost immediately, political pressure groups launched campaigns against him.That tells you everything about how sensitive this issue has become.⚠️ Supporters of the measure argue it strengthens a close ally.Opponents argue something very different:That America is moving from supporting an ally...to merging strategic interests with one.Those are not the same thing.🚨 The biggest question isn't whether you support Israel or oppose Israel.It's this:Should Americans always retain the ability to decide American foreign policy?Or should those decisions become increasingly irreversible?❓If America First means anything, shouldn't America always keep the right to choose its own path?#View all 1,455 comments