🚨 Anytime someone asks what Israel does for America, send them this post:
🇺🇸🇮🇱Strategic Benefits of Israel to the U.S.
1. Intelligence Sharing: Provides crucial intelligence on regional threats and terrorism.
2. Military Technology: Joint development of advanced defence technologies.
3. Counterterrorism: Offers expertise and techniques for combating terrorism.
4. Regional Stability: Acts as a stabilising ally in the Middle East.
5. Economic Collaboration: Contributes to American economic innovation and competitiveness.
6. Medical Expertise: Shares advancements in medical and emergency response.
7. Geopolitical Influence: Helps counterbalance adversarial regional powers.
8. Support for U.S. Military: Provides logistical support and facility access for U.S. operations.
📡Technology
1. US Tech Investment: Israel is a critical innovation hub for American tech giants, with companies like Intel, IBM, Google, Microsoft, Apple, HP, Oracle, Cisco, Qualcomm, Motorola, and Facebook offices and facilities in Israel having lead to significant advancements in cybersecurity, AI, semiconductors, and telecommunications, enhancing global competitiveness.
2. Cellebrite: Used to break into the Trump shooter's phone.
3. Waze: Helps American drivers navigate traffic efficiently.
4. Viber: Provides free international communication for Americans.
5. ICQ: Pioneering instant messaging service.
6. Cybersecurity Innovations: Crucial for protecting American digital infrastructure.
7. Firewall Software: Shields American computers from cyber threats.
8. Checkmarx: Ensures software security for American enterprises.
9. BriefCam: Streamlines video surveillance review, widely used in security applications.
10. Pegasus: Advanced surveillance software used by the US government with significant implications for global security and privacy.
11. Mobileye: Powers driver-assistance systems, enhancing road safety in American vehicles.
💊 Medicine
1. PillCam: Non-invasive diagnostic tool improving gastrointestinal healthcare in the US.
2. ReWalk: Exoskeleton aiding American veterans and civilians with mobility challenges.
3. BiondVax: Research aiming to provide broad flu protection for Americans.
4. Emergency Bandage: Standard issue in US military kits, providing lifesaving first aid.
5. Copaxone: Widely used multiple sclerosis treatment in the US.
6. OrCam MyEye: Assistive device for visually impaired Americans.
7. Flexible Stents: Commonly used in heart surgeries across US hospitals.
8. Azilect: Treats Parkinson's disease, improving patients' quality of life.
9. InSightec ExAblate: Non-invasive treatment option for American cancer patients.
10. MediGuide: Enhances accuracy in American cardiac procedures.
🌾Agriculture
1. Drip Irrigation: Helps American farmers save water and improve crop yields.
2. Cherry Tomatoes: Popular in American diets.
3. Watergen: Addresses water scarcity issues in arid US regions.
4. Netafim: Provides advanced irrigation solutions to American agriculture.
5. Tal-Ya Water Technologies: Aids water conservation efforts in US farming.
6. Roots Sustainable Agricultural Technologies: Optimises crop growth in various climates.
7. BioBee: Offers natural pest control for American crops.
8. Homebiogas: Converts food waste into usable energy, promoting sustainability.
9. Paulee CleanTec: Efficiently converts waste into fertiliser, beneficial for American agriculture.
10. Seed Breeding Techniques: Contributes to the development of resilient American crops.
📦Consumer Products
1. Epilator: Widely used in the US for hair removal.
2. Sodastream: Popular for making homemade carbonated beverages.
3. Rummikub: A beloved game in American households.
4. Guess Who?: Classic guessing game enjoyed by American families.
5. Drip-free Honey Dispensers: Convenient for American kitchens.
6. Solar Water Heaters: Eco-friendly water heating solutions used in the US.
7. Flex-Space Foldable Car: Innovative compact vehicle design.
8. Hyginex: Monitors hand hygiene in American healthcare settings.
9. Keepod: Offers a portable operating system solution.
10. Cardboard Bicycle: An affordable and eco-friendly transportation option.
🏛️ Infrastructure
1. Desalination Plants: Address water shortages in the US, particularly in California.
2. Aqwise: Advanced water treatment technologies beneficial for US municipalities.
3. Mazor X: Robotic technology aiding American spinal surgeries.
4. ElectRoad: Provides a potential solution for charging electric vehicles in the US.
5. Waterwise: Helps detect and manage water leaks in American infrastructure.
6. StoreDot: Fast-charging battery technology useful for American electric vehicles.
7. Mapal Green Energy: Innovative wastewater treatment for US cities.
8. Butterfly Medical: Offers a non-surgical treatment option for American prostate issues.
9. SolarEdge: Optimises solar energy use, popular in American renewable energy setups.
🛡️ Defence
1. Iron Dome: Model for potential missile defence in US cities.
2. Merkava Tank: Advanced design influencing American military vehicles.
3. Uzi Submachine Gun: A reliable firearm used by US law enforcement.
4. Trophy System: Provides active protection for US tanks.
5. Drone Technology Advancements: Supports US military and surveillance capabilities.
6. Gabriel Anti-ship Missile: Contributes to US naval defence strategies.
7. Python Air-to-Air Missile: Advanced missile technology with applications in the US.
8. Spike Anti-tank Guided Missile: Precision weaponry adopted by US forces.
9. Guardium: Unmanned ground vehicle technology with potential US applications.
10. Sky Spotter: Passive radar system for enhanced US air defence.
⚔️ Bonus: Eliminations by Israel of US Enemies
1. Imad Mughniyeh, Died February 12, 2008: Responsible for the 1983 Beirut barracks bombings (241 U.S. Marines) and the 1996 Khobar Towers bombing.
2. Ali Hassan Salameh, Died January 22, 1979: Involved in the 1972 Munich massacre and the 1973 Khartoum assassinations (U.S. diplomats).
3. Abu Jihad (Khalil al-Wazir), Died April 16, 1988: Planned the 1978 Coastal Road massacre (American photographer killed).
4. Abu Nidal (Sabri al-Banna), Died August 16, 2002: Responsible for the 1985 Rome and Vienna airport attacks.
5. Abu Youssef al-Najjar, Died April 10, 1973: Planned the Munich massacre and other attacks on U.S. interests.
6. Ahmed Jibril, Died July 7, 2021: Involved in the 1985 hijacking of the Achille Lauro (American citizen killed).
7. Abu Ali Mustafa (Mustafa Zibri), Died August 27, 2001: Planned attacks against U.S. interests.
8. Fathi Shaqaqi, Died October 26, 1995: Orchestrated attacks against U.S. targets.
9. Mahmoud al-Mabhouh, Died January 19, 2010: Planned attacks against U.S. interests.
10. Fouad Shukur, Died July 31, 2024: Also responsible for the 1983 Beirut barracks bombings (241 U.S. Marines).
11. Ismail Haniyeh, Died July 31, 2024: Responsible for October 7 attack in Israel killing 45 Americans and taking 12 American hostages.
12. Mohammed Deif, Died July 13, 2024: Responsible for October 7 attack in Israel killing 45 Americans and taking 12 American hostages.
OPEN LETTER TO MOHAMED HADID
Dear Mohamed Hadid,
Your family has repeated in multiple times your version of the Nakba narrative.
You say you were ethnically cleansed in 1948 from the city of Safed, without clarifying that the Syrian army conquered Israel all the way to Kibbutz Mishmar Hayarden, a 27 minute drive from Safed.
You also failed to mention the siege in which the Palestinians of Safed attempted to choke and annihilate the ancient Jewish community of Safed expanding back more than a half a millennium.
You claim your family was ethnically cleansed from Safed despite being born in November of 1948 when the entire city of Safed/ Tzfat fell to Hagana hands on May 11th.
And finally to the most viral part of your family's story: you claim your family invited a Jewish family from Poland into your home and they stole your home from you in 1948. If true, pease name that family so that can be fact checked for the public's benefit.
Sincerely,
Cousin of Hagana Commander Yaakov Lishansky
PS if anyone can please help me share this so just let it reaches Mohamed and his family I would very much appreciate it.
Tucker Carlson: "I never mention @benshapiro because I don't think about him very often."
CUT TO ALL THE TIMES Tucker Carlson has mentioned Ben Shapiro on his show:
If someone yells “Praise Jesus!” — you’d smile.
“Baruch Hashem?” You might not even know what it means.
But if someone screams “Allahu Akbar!” — everyone runs for their lives.
Fear of Islam is rational and we have to stop pretending otherwise.
I believe that Zohran Mamdani’s strategy is to flood the conversation with constant provocation, bringing up Islam every day until people get tired of reacting.
Once everyone is exhausted and stops paying attention, the things that used to shock people quietly turn into policy proposals that slip through with barely anyone noticing.
As we watch this horrible situation in Israel unfold, Americans must face a stark truth: our tax dollars funded this.
Money is fungible, and many of the dollars we sent to Iran are being used to now kill innocent people.
This must stop.
Israel has every right to defend itself. I wish our friends well, but most of all I wish they weren’t fighting against weapons bought with our money.
The man is shameless. He didn’t kill the Ayatollah, the Israeli Air Force did. He didn’t take out Iran’s anti-aircraft capabilities, the Israeli Air Force did. The man is taking credit for the operations of a country that he is now throwing under the bus.
JD Vance likes to threaten Israel by pointing out how much of our weapons come from the US, but he completely ignores history. This dependency was manufactured by Washington. What does he want us to do, buy our jets from China? Or maybe he wants Israel to build its own?
Let's remind him that back in the 1980s, Israel was developing the Lavi, a fighter jet that would easily be one of the best in the world today. It was the US that pressured and forced Israel to cancel the project because American defense contractors didn't want the competition. You can't force us to shut down our independent fighter jet program to protect US corporate profits, and then turn around and complain that we rely on US jets. If Israel has to fully decouple and build its own platforms again, we can. But don't pretend this dependency wasn't your choice.