No more US Military aid to Israel

3 hours ago

The author identifies as a Jewish American whose family experienced antisemitism and the Holocaust, providing a personal perspective.
Criticizing Israel's actions under Prime Minister Netanyahu is distinguished from antisemitism, and is framed as a civic duty for Americans and Congress.
Hamas' attack on October 7, 2023, is condemned, but Israel's response is criticized as a violation of international law and an act of genocide against Palestinians.
Detailed statistics on Palestinian casualties, destruction of infrastructure, education, housing, and healthcare in Gaza are cited to highlight the scale of devastation.
Israeli policies in the West Bank, including killings, home demolitions, and illegal settlements, are condemned as government-backed actions undermining a Palestinian state.
Netanyahu's role in provoking conflict with Iran and expansion into Lebanon is criticized, with references to threats of further destruction like in Gaza.
U.S. public opinion shows declining support for Israel, with majority opposition to arms sales, particularly among Democrats and young people.
Senator Sanders announces Senate resolutions to block U.S. arms sales to Israel, including bombs and bulldozers, as tools of ethnic cleansing.
A call is made for Congress to end military aid to the Netanyahu government, aligning with public sentiment and ethical concerns.

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