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JNS: Ramaswamy tells reporters he hopes US aid to Israel reduced by 2028
The entrepreneur and Republican candidate for president said he would support more funding if his “Abraham Accords 2.0” plan doesn’t work.
(August 21, 2023 / JNS)

Republican presidential candidate and entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy told JNS late last month that he supports most of former President Donald Trump’s policies on Israel and that he wanted to go further than the former president with respect to the Abraham Accords.

In a recent interview with The Washington Free Beacon, Ramaswamy articulated a rather different aspect of his “Abraham Accords 2.0,” including ending military funding to Israel by 2028.

“If we’re successful, the true mark of success for the U.S. and for Israel will be to get to a 2028 where Israel is so strongly standing on its own two feet, integrated into the economic and security infrastructure of the rest of the Middle East—that it will not require and be dependent on that same level of historical aid or commitment from the U.S.,” he told the paper.

The candidate later told the Free Beacon by email that he would support continued Israeli aid should his Abraham Accords 2.0 plan not succeed. (cont.)

Esser Agaroth (2¢):
This post is not for the purpose of praising Ramaswamy, not in the least. I mean he mentions the made-up region of Palestine for goodness sakes. How much could he possibly know or care about the region?

I am simply pointing out that he is right about reducing, and eventually eliminating, aid to Israel. Former Amb., and fellow Republican candidate for president, Nikki Haley has criticized Ramaswamy for this policy, calling it a mistake. 

Haley is wrong; Ramaswamy is right.

Jews just read in last week's Torah portion Shofetim:

״...neither shalt thou take a gift; for a gift doth blind the eyes of the wise, and pervert the words of the righteous." (Deut. 16:19)

This verse refers to judges. However, we can easily apply this notion to our government, whether right wing or left. After all a truly Jewish government has always been made up of the Sanhedrin, local courts, and the King.

Time and time again, with rare exceptions, we have seen the U. S. government tell Israel to jump (negotiate with terrorists, show restraint while getting bombarded by missiles, etc.), and in return the Israeli government asks how high it jump.

Yes, within the context of Israel's relationship with the U. S. financial assistance is now nothing less than a bribe.

To continue about Ramaswamy, his Abraham Accords 2.0 will include Saudi Arabia, which is buying up land in Israel through shell companies. The United Arab Emirates [UAE] are doing the same, much more openly, exploiting Israelis' desperate need for love and validation from the outside.

And so, Ramaswamy is just like any other good candidate for U. S. president. He puts America first. Israel much farther down on the list of priorities.

With Arab "friends" like these, it will only hasten Israel's eventual destruction through assimilation into a global community, secular Jews, even many so-called religious Zionists indoctrinated into robotic state loyalty by the State education system, along with the countless non-Jews flowing into the country from Africa and the Ukraine, not to mention foreign workers from the Philipines, India, and elsewhere, will cheer the disappearance of Israel as a separate and distinct nation. The United Nations will finally get its comeuppance for Israel defending itself against the Arabs who refused to accept the UN Partition Plan.

The only silver lining is that, due to our Israeli stubbornness, we see in our history as early as Ex. 34:9, we will not be so compliant to when receiving orders from the U. S. with its reduction, and eventual elimination of financial assistance.

The main differences between Ramaswamy and Haley are:

1. Haley's ulterior motives for funding Israel: continued control and eventual complete surrender to a Christian takeover of Israel, though increased dependence (leash) on the U. S.
2. Ramaswamy also wants to exploit Israel, but is somewhat more intellectually honest about it.
3. Ramaswamy's reduction, and eventual elimination of funding to Israel will be difficult, but necessary for Israel's collective psychological health, giving our collective co-dependence as a nation a proverbial kick in the pants gut. (Moshe Feiglin has been talking about this for years.)
4. A side effect of Ramaswamy's Abraham Accords 2.0 front for the advancement of U. S. interests might be a little easy for the average Israeli to clock than Haley's "love and money."

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For better or worse, we're stuck with Trump, which means the Land giveaways in the Trump Plan. Barring any unforeseen circumstances, neither Ramaswamy nor Haley has a chance in the Republican primaries.

So if you are a non-Jewish American, and want to help Israel, vote for Ramaswamy over Haley. He seems a lot more trustworthy, and will help Israel kick its addiction to U. S. aid.

But if you're a Jew, get the hell out of there already, and come and help make Israel Great and Jewish Again!