Zionists Mobilizing the Jewish American Community: Influence on American Foreign Policy

The Zionist movement mobilized the Jewish American community to exert political influence in the US, similar to their tactics in Britain. This created tension between the deep state and politicians. In Britain, military and cabinet offices advocated for a balanced approach to the claims of Jews and Arabs, while politicians faced pressure from Jewish advocates. American foreign policy has less independence compared to Britain. The US has a history of domestic and foreign politics being intertwined. For example, the US maintained an embargo against Cuba despite doing business with other brutal dictators.