صوت فلسطين: post #25754 — TG.ME

📝 From this perspective, any narrative of “israel’s war” that ignores America’s role remains incomplete. “israel” is the direct actor conducting these operations, but its ability to sustain the war cannot be separated from the continuous flow of American dollars, weapons, and technology. When billions of dollars from US public funds are allocated to weapons purchases, the question must also be asked: who benefits from this policy, and who pays its cost? 📝 The reality is that taxes and public resources should serve the security and welfare of the society that provides them. But when those resources are diverted from solving domestic problems to strengthening war machines abroad, the gap between the interests of the people and the priorities of foreign policy becomes ever more apparent. 📝 Thus, after #October7, the issue is not merely America’s support for “israel” — it is the mechanism that links American public dollars to weapons, weapons to “israel’s” military power, and military power to the continuation of war. At one end of this chain stands the American taxpayer; at the other, the arms industry and “israel’s” war machine. This reality shows that the war is not only costly in the fields of #Palestine — part of its cost is also paid from the pockets of the American people. The fundamental question remains: should American public resources be spent on improving the lives of this country’s citizens, or should billions of dollars continue to be allocated for arming and supporting wars beyond its borders? 🆔 @News_Articles_Analysis