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Monday April 5, 2010 8:01 PM (EST+7)
ANALYSIS: The strange love-affair of the US and AIPAC


Read more: AIPAC, US-Israel relationship

RAMALLAH, Apr. 5 (JMCC) - In this skathing look at the ties between the United States government and the Israeli lobbying group AIPAC, Dan Lieberman questions why US officials continue to maintain such a relationship.


Imagine you are a representative of the highest government agencies. You encounter a group that places a foreign power above your own government’s interests and redirects and undermines your policies. Would you go to their convention, popularize them, obsequiously placate them and demonstrate you mean no harm to their sinister behavior?

Sounds incomprehensible?

United States State department officials and congressional leaders have been doing the incomprehensible for years. U.S. State Department officials, senators and house representatives have regularly attended the American Israel Political Action Committee (AIPAC) conventions. Although the U.S. Executive Department signaled a hardening of relations with Israel, its officials spoke to and listened to AIPAC during the week that inaugurated the new spring of 2010.

Why, and for what reason, do government officials cater to AIPAC? Don’t they know AIPAC’s inglorious history and its one-sided purpose? Actually, government officials have many reasons to distance themselves from AIPAC and no reasons to associate themselves with an organization whose thrust depends upon spurious reasoning and outrageous statements...

Read the full article at Dissident Voice...
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