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A 3 page persuasive paper which discusses why the United States should continue to support Israel through money, military, and diplomacy. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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of their homeland that they could finally claim as their own. Within 15 minutes of the Jewish state declaration, the United States publicly recognized and promised to support Israel.
In the more than half-century since, the relationship between the U.S. and Israel has been severely tested, but the bond has been strengthened, become extremely complex and deeply personal.
This is why the enduring link between these two nations "may well be the most extraordinary tie in international politics" (Bard and Pipes, 1997). In the aftermath of
the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, there was a tremendous public outcry for the U.S. to retreat from the Middle East trouble zone and to discontinue providing support to
Israel. These pleas should not be given any credence because support for Israel in the twenty-first century - in terms of money, military, and diplomacy is even more important
now that terrorism has bloodied our shores. Israel only comprises about .001 percent of the worlds population, and has a per capita income of approximately $14,000, which makes it the
sixteenth wealthiest nation (Zunes, 1996). Its Gross National Product is higher than all of Egypt, Gaza, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, and the West Bank combined (Zunes, 1996). Yet, Congress
designates approximately one-fifth or more of its annual foreign budget for Israel alone (Doherty, 1992). Why? The simple reason is that Israel has become our lone ally in
the Middle East, but the Jewish stronghold over the land designated to them has always been precarious. According to Professor Stephen Zunes (1996), "It is doubtful that Israel
could afford the heavy economic burden of continuing their occupation of neighboring Arab lands, such as the costs of maintaining the military forces in the territories, the construction of illegal
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