How to evaluate the relationship between the United States and Israel

Through the currency war in Song Hongbing and the rumors that a large number of Jews manipulated the United States on the Internet. No matter what the real situation is, it is hard to deny that Jews are a very powerful force in the world, although their population is small.

But did Jews control America or vice versa?

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Israel fought five Middle East wars with the Arab Coalition forces and won each time. But as Tianya netizens said, Arabs charge 100 1 time, even if they win once, Israel will destroy the country. These five wars were all aided by the United States. At present, American military coercion in Libya, Syria, Iran and Iraq in the Middle East is considered by many people to protect Israel, thus proving that the Jewish chaebol controls the United States. But I think on the contrary, Americans really hold the lifeblood of Jews. If the Jewish chaebol don't listen, they just need to stop providing aid to Israel. With no war resources, no military equipment far superior to its opponents, no deep territory, no accurate military intelligence and not enough troops, the Arab Coalition forces can even attack Israel by suicide bombers.

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the United States accepted Jews generously and equally. John, the tenth president? Taylor ($ TERM:1841April 6-1845 March 4) once said: "Hebrews who were persecuted and suppressed in other areas are living among us now, and no one will make them feel afraid."

It is in the United States that Jews have found opportunities for survival and development and have a real sense of security. Jews also accepted the United States wholeheartedly. They regard America as their home and the kingdom of God. There is no discrimination, exclusion or persecution here. They are very happy and grateful. 18 12 during the British-American war, the local government of the United States called on people to donate money and materials. Jews, who account for 0.5% of new york's population, donated 9% of all donations. In the United States, Jewish immigrants use their own actions to prove that they are honest citizens, responsible, honest and credible. Few states have no Jews as mayors or city council members.

At the beginning of the founding of the United States, the national population was about 3 million. At that time, there were only about 2000 to 2500 Jews in the United States. By the beginning of the 20th century, more and more Jews had gone to America. In just 19 14 years, more than138,000 Jews came to the United States. By 1924, the United States has received about 2 million Jewish immigrants from Slavic countries and Romania. During the 90 years from 1837 to 1924, not so many Central European Jews landed in the United States.

Why did Jews come all the way across the ocean to America? The reason is simple and tragic. Simply put, they have almost no future in Europe and almost no "living space". They hate oppressing their rulers. Tragedy means that these rulers deprived them of their civil rights and economic opportunities and persecuted them collectively. Since the serious collective persecution of Jews occurred in Russia in 188 1, thousands of Jews have been mercilessly persecuted. During the Russian civil war from 19 17 to 192 1, Jews in 1000 towns and villages were massacred, and the Nazi's cruel persecution of Jews can be said to be the cruelest atrocity in human history. ...

Although the total number of Jews has never accounted for a small part of the total population of the United States, and it has not exceeded 3% so far, they are always a lively and enterprising group. They have made great contributions to American political, economic, cultural and spiritual life. Since the 20th century, we can see Jews in all fields of American social progress and development, especially in politics, economy, science, culture and education. Jews have made outstanding contributions and exerted great influence, so it can be said that Jews are worthy of the United States. At present, Jews have obviously become a powerful and influential minority in American society. At the same time, American Jews not only rank first in the number of Jews in various countries, but also are the most powerful, affluent and influential Jewish group in the world today, and their influence in international Jewish affairs is also growing.

The existence of American Jews, their power and influence, and their special feelings for their own country, Israel, have promoted the development of the "special relationship" between the United States and Israel. 19 12 years, the Kennedy administration of the United States and Israel determined the "particularity" of the relationship between the two countries, and the United States assumed the obligation of Israel's survival and security. 1967, the United States supreme court ruled that American Jews were allowed to have Israeli citizenship, which meant that American Jews could be recruited to join the Israel defense forces to fight in the war. 1983, the United States and Israel formally signed the Memorandum of Strategic Cooperation, and the United States confirmed that Israel is a "strategic asset" of the United States overseas. 1988, the United States and Israel formally signed the Memorandum of Understanding on Strategic Cooperation, making Israel an "ally" without formal alliance with the United States and a major ally of the United States except NATO. As the most powerful country in the world today, the United States obviously cannot overemphasize the significance of this special relationship to Israel, which has become the most reliable and powerful guarantee for Israel's survival and security. Just like the former Israeli Foreign Minister Aba? What Eban said: Israel can almost always get help from the United States on life-and-death issues. American Jews naturally contributed to the establishment of this special relationship between the United States and Israel.

Located on the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty in Manhattan Harbor, New York, USA, is the American Jewish poetess Emma? A poem written by Raza profoundly expresses the generous acceptance of immigrants from all countries, including persecuted Jews.