Reparations and U.S. Aid to Israel

This chapter explores the complex debate surrounding Israel's acceptance of reparations from Germany for the Holocaust, critiquing arguments against retroactive justice and examining ongoing reparations claims by Jewish individuals. It also highlights the significant military and financial aid the U.S. provides to Israel, challenging perceptions of meritocracy and discussing the implications of such support on military capabilities and political dynamics. The chapter addresses misconceptions about U.S. foreign assistance and the broader context of U.S.-Israel relations, including issues of espionage and the impact of pro-Israel lobbying.