05 November 2026

US Stranglehold on Israel

25 Marcheshvan 5787 

If you were hopeful, like me, that the announcement of the end of US funding would work toward freeing Israel of US domination, think again. They must know, at least on a soul level, that when Yisrael rises Eisav falls and they are determined to keep us under their thumb come what may.  

Under the guise of preparing a final strike on Iran, the US has flooded our country with war materiel.  As a direct result of the Simchat Torah Massacre, we have been invaded and occupied.  I fear that even now, they may be setting up a collaborationist client state here.

Iran, the tool in HKB"H's hand, may be our last hope for ending this anytime soon...

Israel and the United States are moving ahead with a plan that would allow American fighter jets to stay in Israel for long periods. As part of the effort, teams from both countries have begun drawing up plans for dedicated military infrastructure where U.S. aircraft would be stationed alongside Israeli Air Force planes.

According to reports, the new compound is expected to go up in southern Israel. It’s needed because Israel’s existing bases aren’t set up for American aircraft to stay long-term in the numbers being discussed.

The planning teams are working out how the compound will be built and how it will be used. No work has started on the ground yet, and the project is still in the planning stages, but Israeli officials want to push it forward soon.

The plan is part of a wider Israeli push to deepen the American military presence in the region after the war. In March, Israel even proposed that Washington look into moving American bases from elsewhere in the Middle East to Israel, but that broader idea hasn’t moved forward. For now, the goal is to make it possible for American jets and other military assets to stay in Israel for long stretches.

U.S. forces have been a steady presence at Israeli bases in the south in recent months. In late September, two squadrons of American fighter jets arrived at Ovda Airbase in the Negev, joining other U.S. jets already there. Israeli security officials said at the time that it was part of a broader rotation of U.S. forces in the region.

Since mid-October, at least 16 heavy C-17 cargo planes have landed at Ovda, most of them flying directly from Fort Bliss in Texas, home base of the U.S. Army’s air defense forces. According to reports, the cargo includes Patriot and THAAD air defense batteries and large stocks of interceptors.

(YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

6 comments:

  1. This is on a very simple level from my Understanding here… But… We recently purchased our first home ever… and a neighbor asked to have easement rights through our property so that they could get trucks in their backyard and haul out trash and blah blah blah… in exchange, they said they would give us a new fence, And all the fruit from the apple trees they have. Never having owned a home before, We thought well, what could the problem be? We would help The Neighbor out … it would give us a new fence, And fruit…. BUT NO! It would give them permanent access through our property at any time and anyway they decided to come through. And if we ever decided to sell our home, the new owners would be bound by this precedent… This neighbor wanted to put it in writing so it would ‘protect us and give us the right’ to decline or be assured that this neighbor would follow through with what they said they would do… But actually, they were putting it into a contract to bind us to allow them to have access all the time to our property. Setting a permanent prescedent.

    Where am I going with this? Well, It reminds me of what is being said in this article that Israel is having to give rights to the US and let’s just put it in writing to cover you, but in fact, it is benefiting someone else greatly and I don’t think it’s Israel. I don’t think this is a good plan at all. Just my simple thinking

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    1. Don't underestimate yourself, Annie. It's a very fitting analogy.

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    2. Agreed. This is a very good analogy.

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  2. The cast iron rule of Jewish history is whoever we put our faith in other than Hashem, whoever we turn to for aid, to decide our internal conflicts, turns on us and subjugates us, chalila.

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  3. that was Hitoreri

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