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Yoram Ettinger

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Expert/lecturer/writer/consultant (English & Hebrew) on Middle East and US affairs. A retired Ambassador. Regularly briefs Israeli and American legislators.
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Negotiating with Iran Won’t Change the Regime’s Fundamental Ideology

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By Yoram Ettinger
| Algemeiner Journal Verified
US Vice President JD Vance speaks to members of the media before boarding Air Force Two, after the US and Iran held high-level talks at the Lake Lucerne Summit, at Emmen Military Air Base, Emmen, Switzerland, June 22, 2026.
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The US Doesn’t Give Israel a Blank Check - and It Gets Many Benefits From the Investment and Alliance

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By Yoram Ettinger
| Algemeiner Journal Verified
The US Doesn’t Give Israel a Blank Check — and It Gets Many Benefits From the Investment and Alliance Error: Contact form not found. A Dutch soldier stands guard near a Royal Netherlands Air Force F-35 at Graf Ignatievo airbase, Bulgaria, April 14, 2022. Photo: REUTERS/Stoyan Nenov In the arena of US alliances, no relationship delivers the outsized return for the American taxpayer as does the US-Israel partnership.
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Foreign Aid to Israel: A Bonanza for US Taxpayers

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By Yoram Ettinger
| Jewish Policy Center (Webinar Recordings – Audio Only)
In the arena of US alliances, no relationship delivers the outsized return for the American taxpayer that the US-Israel partnership does. Conventional wisdom often frames the annual $3.8 billion US credit to Israel (spent on the acquisition of military systems only in the United States) as solely foreign aid – a one-way handout at the expense of American taxpayers. Formally, it is foreign aid. However, due diligence reveals that this is a low/no-risk, high-return investment for the United States.
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