I believe this country needs to have a thoroughgoing airing of a cost-benefit analysis of our support for Israel. I would ask the following question: are the benefits we get out of our relationship with Israel worth risking an atomic attack on the homeland?
The answer might be that the risk is there anyway. But merely to assert that is not to prove it. Otherwise, I have never seen a preponderance of persuasive evidence of benefit to America but there is plenty of evidence of benefit to American politicians.
My suggestion which I made years ago on these threads was to offer every Israeli United States citizenship so that we are morally cleared for withdrawing our military commitment. Every Israeli could then move to the United States or take the risk of remaining in Israel and, although there is no hope in this culture of avoiding charges of anti-Semitism, at least the offer of citizenship could be raised in defense of the charge.
My suggestion which I made years ago on these threads was to offer every Israeli United States citizenship so that we are morally cleared for withdrawing our military commitment. Every Israeli could then move to the United States or take the risk of remaining in Israel and, although there is no hope in this culture of avoiding charges of anti-Semitism, at least the offer of citizenship could be raised in defense of the charge.
I appreciate your desire not to see Israeli Jews exterminated, but the destruction of the Jewish state and holy sites would be quite damaging, regardless of the numbers of survivors.