Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is gaslighting the American public, aggressively rebranding U.S. aid to Israel as a mutual “partnership” in a calculated bid to secure billions in taxpayer dollars indefinitely.
In a 60 Minutes interview on Sunday, Netanyahu claimed it was time for Israel to “wean” itself off the “remaining military support” it receives from America. The statement, however, serves as cover for his real agenda: quietly shifting the language from “aid” to “partnership” to make American funding politically permanent and far harder to reduce or scrutinize.
In reality, CBS News under Larry Ellison’s handpicked editor Bari Weiss just deceptively edited the clip to hide the fact Netanyahu was actually just seeking to rebrand our aid as a “partnership.”
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As Chris Menahan wrote on X:
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Bari Weiss’s CBS News deceptively cut out the part of this interview where Netanyahu clarified that rather than get “aid” from the US, he wants us to have a so-called “partnership.”
“I want to draw [the aid] down, and then I want to suggest projects, joint projects for intel, for weapons, for missile defense.”
What he’s describing is taking military tech such as missile defense—which we funded—and then selling it back to us as some sort of “partnership.”
This isn’t just missing from the clip below, it was chopped out of the full show too without any clear cuts.
Note too, he says he wants to “start now” and not wait for the “next Congress”—that’s because he knows the American people don’t want to give Israel a dime.
As I highlighted last year, at the same time that Netanyahu was pushing this nonsense about “weaning” from the US, the Israel Lobby was quietly plotting to secure an aid package for the Jewish state that would “span 25 years, rather than 10” in order to “insulate the relationship against future US political vagaries and uncertainties.”
It now appears they’re just going to rebrand this aid as a partnership.
