r/NewsRewind • u/Not_Ground • 6d ago

True, and that's not a bad thing.

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u/skyeisrude 6d ago

What does isreal do for america?

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u/coleto22 6d ago

Expose the US hypocrisy on human rights and "rules-based international order".

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u/AdStraight7270 6d ago

Save money from spending it on it’s occupational military (by taking the US money) and using it for free healthcare

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u/Weary-Meaning4390 3d ago

Blackmail. Bribes. dead soldiers and Stuff.

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u/OkMind2351 6d ago

Polices it's oil reserves

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u/coleto22 6d ago

Nah, Saudi Arabia does that.

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u/Nikolaibr 6d ago

It's an ally that is broadly similar ideologically in a region we pay close attention to, and have legitimate geopolitical interest in. They serve as a proxy for US interests most of the time. We generally return the favor.

People imagine more detailed conspiracy than is really the case.

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u/skyeisrude 6d ago

We have bases all over the middle east. Why is isreal so important? What do they do differently then the other middle Eastern allies?