The US-Israel relationship is unique, with Israel being the largest recipient of US foreign aid, receiving unconditional support regardless of its actions.

• Israel has received 30% of all US foreign aid since WWII, amounting to about $4 billion annually.
• The aid is given unconditionally, even amidst global condemnation of Israel's actions, such as the Gaza massacre.

The US provides unwavering diplomatic support to Israel, shielding it from international law prosecution and condemnation.

• The US consistently vetoes UN resolutions condemning Israel, isolating itself from the majority world opinion.
• This protection extends to situations where Israel faces accusations of international law violations.

Israel serves as a strategic outpost for the US, fulfilling imperialistic objectives in the Middle East.

• The US, as an empire, relies on Israel to control resources and markets, especially in the oil-rich Middle East.
• Israel acts on behalf of the US, often in ways that would be too imperialistic for direct US action.

Israel has played a key role in US-led efforts to destabilize non-compliant Arab governments and support controversial regimes.

• Israel's military actions in 1967 and subsequent years have supported US interests in suppressing socialist and independent Arab governments.
• Israeli interventions have been aligned with US objectives, including attacking Iraq and supporting South African apartheid.

Beyond the Middle East, Israel has assisted US interests globally, even in cases where direct US involvement was not viable.

• Israel has supported oppressive regimes, trained military forces, and acted as a proxy for US policies in various regions.
• Its actions have helped maintain US dominance and suppress movements against imperialism.

Israel has been a proactive player in the US 'War on Terror', targeting countries and entities that resist US hegemony.

• Israel has conducted operations against Iran and Syria, contributing to US goals without direct American military action.
• Its presence in the region justifies continued US intervention under the pretext of protecting Israel.

A growing divide between pro-Israel US politicians and their constituents could lead to larger anti-imperialist movements.

• US public support for Israel is declining as awareness of the consequences of US aid grows.
• This changing sentiment may challenge the political establishment and encourage broader international solidarity against imperialism.