Immigration, Aid, and the Israelization of America
NOVANEWS
African migrants demonstrate against the Israeli government’s policy to forcibly deport African refugees and asylum seekers from Israel to Uganda and Rwanda, outside the Rwandan Embassy in the Israeli city of Herzliya, Jan. 22, 2018.(JACK GUEZ/AFP/GETTY IMAGES)
Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, March/April 2018, pp. 18, 38
Special Report
By Delinda C. Hanley
BACK IN 2002, longtime reader Dr. Clyde Farris wrote a letter to the Washington Report in which he said, “I am greatly disturbed by what I can only refer to as the ‘Israelization’ of American foreign policy. By that I mean our foreign policy resounds with a tone of belligerence and seems to lack regard for world opinion. It is the attitude of ‘we are totally good and they are totally evil.’ It is the attitud...