Covert Support for Zionism in the U.S.

This chapter examines the secretive activities of U.S. front groups that funded Zionist militancy in Palestine, highlighting key figures like Hillel Kuk and the manipulation of public opinion. It discusses the ethical concerns surrounding their methods, the complexities within the Zionist community, and the impact of their actions on U.S. politics and national security. The narrative also delves into post-Holocaust immigration strategies and the humanitarian crises resulting from the conflict, underscoring the intricate relationship between politics, propaganda, and public perception.