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How many countries don't have high level officials reporting to Israel?
by encryptluks2 5y ago
How many countries don't have high level officials reporting to Israel?
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- ben_w 5y agoIsrael isn’t a very big or globally powerful nation, so I’d be very surprised if they care enough about minor nations not in their immediate area to even bother trying most places.
- NaturalPhallacy 5y ago>Israel isn’t a very big or globally powerful nation Israel has enormous influence over the most powerful nation on earth through AIPAC. Every president meets with them. Every Congressman goes to Israel as "tradition". Many federal representatives are dual Israeli/US citizens.
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- ben_w 5y agoSure, and there’s a big gap between that and asking “How many countries don't have high level officials reporting to Israel?”, which is what I was replying to. Even without the USA having been a major destination for the Jewish diaspora while the point of modern Israel being a safe place for Jewish people[0], the global importance of the USA makes the American government a target for almost all other nations to try to influence. America gets this from both a the motive and opportunity directions. Most places, Israel has neither, IMO. [0] at least that’s what I was taught. If this isn’t the case, someone please tell me.
- BumbleCrock 5y agoMost of what you are saying is irrelevant and so it comes across as an attempt at obfuscation. Israel isn't "very big"? Wow, case closed. It must not be powerful, even though it is producing the most powerful spyware in the world. Brilliant.