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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Myth of Israeli Control Over US Has Deep Antisemitic Roots

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An opinion piece argues that the claim of Israel controlling the U.S. government is an antisemitic myth with a long history, contrasting it with historical instances of coalition warfare where the senior partner led. Commentators like Tucker Carlson have promoted this narrative regarding the war against Iran. The author asserts that this accusation is unique to Israel and stems from antisemitic beliefs about Jewish power, ignoring America's own reasons for engagement and Israel's history of fighting wars without direct U.S. combat support.

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  • The claim that Israel controls the U.S. is an antisemitic myth, not historical fact.
  • Historical coalitions show the senior partner leading, not being controlled by the junior.
  • Commentators like Tucker Carlson have promoted the idea of Israeli control over U.S. policy.
  • Antisemitic figures in the past blamed Jewish financiers and media for U.S. wars.
  • The accusation against Israel is unique and stems from beliefs about secret Jewish power.
  • The narrative ignores America's own strategic interests and historical grievances with Iran.
Myth of Israeli Control Over US Has Deep Antisemitic Roots
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