The Jerusalem Post Calls for More More Americans to Enlist - to Die for Israel

09/02/2026 Notes in the Margin

The JP calls for the US taxpayer to pay a “debt forgiveness for military service” program to enlarge the US’s standing army. The whole point being to further subsidize the state of Israel.

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