Where does Israel get its money from
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Vixpy1 said:
From what i can see, Israel does not have a primary industry, so where does the money come from for all the weapons? Does it all come from America, or am i missing something?
Here is a rather good description:http://edition.cnn.com/2008/BUSINESS/01/10/israel....
Vixpy1 said:
Does it all come from America
They get good credit terms on F15's and tanks as I understand.The Palestinians on the other hand get all their money from us (or the EU to be more precise).
There was talk that Arafat died with a personal fortune not far off $1 billion. Wonder where he got that?
trickywoo said:
Vixpy1 said:
Does it all come from America
They get good credit terms on F15's and tanks as I understand.The Palestinians on the other hand get all their money from us (or the EU to be more precise).
There was talk that Arafat died with a personal fortune not far off $1 billion. Wonder where he got that?
http://jta.org/news/article/2008/12/30/1001896/us-...
Read the article I linked in my first post. Israel does very well on its on economically.
Edited by Jimbeaux on Wednesday 31st December 15:50
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world...
In addition to tech & agriculture, the Uzi & Desert Eagle are both Israeli exports:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israel_Weapon_Industr...
And loans from the US, of course.
In addition to tech & agriculture, the Uzi & Desert Eagle are both Israeli exports:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israel_Weapon_Industr...
And loans from the US, of course.
trickywoo said:
Vixpy1 said:
Does it all come from America
They get good credit terms on F15's and tanks as I understand.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merkava
And they make and export most of their light armor
The F-15 where sold under the Peace Fox foreign sales project. What the T&C's are, will be somewhere on the net, but I need a beer so don't care atm.
Taken from the Washington Report of Middle East Affairs
The U.S. aid relationship with Israel is unlike any other in the world," said Stephen Zunes during a January 26 CPAP presentation. "In sheer volume, the amount is the most generous foreign aid program ever between any two countries," added Zunes, associate professor of Politics and chair of the Peace and Justice Studies Program at the University of San Francisco.
He explored the strategic reasoning behind the aid, asserting that it parallels the "needs of American arms exporters" and the role "Israel could play in advancing U.S. strategic interests in the region."
Although Israel is an "advanced, industrialized, technologically sophisticated country," it "receives more U.S. aid per capita annually than the total annual [Gross Domestic Product] per capita of several Arab states." Approximately a third of the entire U.S. foreign aid budget goes to Israel, "even though Israel comprises just…one-thousandth of the world's total population, and already has one of the world's higher per capita incomes."
The U.S. aid relationship with Israel is unlike any other in the world," said Stephen Zunes during a January 26 CPAP presentation. "In sheer volume, the amount is the most generous foreign aid program ever between any two countries," added Zunes, associate professor of Politics and chair of the Peace and Justice Studies Program at the University of San Francisco.
He explored the strategic reasoning behind the aid, asserting that it parallels the "needs of American arms exporters" and the role "Israel could play in advancing U.S. strategic interests in the region."
Although Israel is an "advanced, industrialized, technologically sophisticated country," it "receives more U.S. aid per capita annually than the total annual [Gross Domestic Product] per capita of several Arab states." Approximately a third of the entire U.S. foreign aid budget goes to Israel, "even though Israel comprises just…one-thousandth of the world's total population, and already has one of the world's higher per capita incomes."
HFLagos said:
Taken from the Washington Report of Middle East Affairs
The U.S. aid relationship with Israel is unlike any other in the world," said Stephen Zunes during a January 26 CPAP presentation. "In sheer volume, the amount is the most generous foreign aid program ever between any two countries," added Zunes, associate professor of Politics and chair of the Peace and Justice Studies Program at the University of San Francisco.
He explored the strategic reasoning behind the aid, asserting that it parallels the "needs of American arms exporters" and the role "Israel could play in advancing U.S. strategic interests in the region."
Although Israel is an "advanced, industrialized, technologically sophisticated country," it "receives more U.S. aid per capita annually than the total annual [Gross Domestic Product] per capita of several Arab states." Approximately a third of the entire U.S. foreign aid budget goes to Israel, "even though Israel comprises just…one-thousandth of the world's total population, and already has one of the world's higher per capita incomes."
"chair of the Peace and Justice Studies Program at the University of San Francisco"The U.S. aid relationship with Israel is unlike any other in the world," said Stephen Zunes during a January 26 CPAP presentation. "In sheer volume, the amount is the most generous foreign aid program ever between any two countries," added Zunes, associate professor of Politics and chair of the Peace and Justice Studies Program at the University of San Francisco.
He explored the strategic reasoning behind the aid, asserting that it parallels the "needs of American arms exporters" and the role "Israel could play in advancing U.S. strategic interests in the region."
Although Israel is an "advanced, industrialized, technologically sophisticated country," it "receives more U.S. aid per capita annually than the total annual [Gross Domestic Product] per capita of several Arab states." Approximately a third of the entire U.S. foreign aid budget goes to Israel, "even though Israel comprises just…one-thousandth of the world's total population, and already has one of the world's higher per capita incomes."
That explains it all right there. Time to move on.

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