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I don't think it is the job of Israel to decide who is going to use it and how. Do we even know what countries are using it for? in most cases it is unknown. I
by golemiprague 5y ago
I don't think it is the job of Israel to decide who is going to use it and how. Do we even know what countries are using it for? in most cases it is unknown. I find it a bit disingenuous that people who got no problem trading with countries like China suddenly find one case where some other country misused eavesdropping and manage to slap "Israel" in the headline as if it is their responsibility and they are the main issue here.
- sharikone 5y agoI an not so naive to think that the recent deals with the Gulf states and the thawing with SA are not related to these exports. We benefit from it. I am very conscious of the enormously disproportionate criticism and hate Israel gets in many circles and of course they slapped "Israel" in the headline in part for the ritual condemnation. But two wrongs don't make a rights. It's despicable to export weapons, especially to dictatorships, no matter if you are Israel, China, Russia, Italy or Sweden (the last two being major weapon exporters but keeping themselves conveniently under the radar)