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Darkstar's avatar

The USA has blessed Israel for decades now,and all we get is more wars and debt.

Blessing Israel sounds like a bad deal.

Bombing Israel sounds safer for the entire world.

CJ Miller's avatar

Great piece, well-researched and thorough. It's no accident that those are some of the largest and most important countries in Africa by land area, population, and their economies. Israel is diversifying its network of strategic partners to hedge their bets. It's a smart move. But what great power will provide the counterbalance to Israeli influence in Africa? It remains to be seen.

Ed's avatar

It's interestig to me that Israel backs loans to Kenya et al instead of making grants to those countries, since Israel is one of the wealthiest countries in the world.

PH's avatar

Lawmakers signed that Africa-israel resolution. But that doesn't mean they were all supported by their governments or part of them. I suspect that for South Africa, some moron(s) from Vrijheidplus signed it or something. I wouldn't give too much credit to this.

Ed's avatar

"Bishop Mark Kariuki, the presiding bishop of Deliverance Church Kenya"

I wonder if these "bishops" of African churches are like the self-appointed "bishops" among American AME Zion churches. Catholic Bishops have some actual standing in their parishes, the Protestant "bishops", not so much.

Ed's avatar

“I assure you that we are in solidarity with you, as we believe that any act of terrorism against any nation or group is an act against our common humanity.” President Goodluck Jonathan

I wonder if Jonathan includes Israeli acts of terrorism as acts against our common humanity. Probably not, I suppose.