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@Reo_Reports funding occupation and Gaza war crimes (40,000 deaths, UN 2024) with minimal reciprocal economic or security benefits, as seen in vague 9/11 warnings (Haaretz, 2001) and October 7 intelligence failures. Over 30 UN vetoes, ICJ protections (2024 Gaza case), anti-BDS laws

@Reo_Reports (38 states), and IHRA policies (EO 14188, 2025) shield Israel from accountability, costing U.S. diplomatic capital and fueling instability. Metaphorically, as Gideon Levy (2015) argues, Israel acts as a “drug-addicted friend,” with its occupation as a “societal mental illness”

@Reo_Reports enabled by U.S. “drug money” (aid, vetoes), avoiding “rehab” (ending apartheid policies, per Amnesty 2022). The “Dancing Israelis” (FBI, 2001) and AP quote (2001) reflect Israel’s opportunism, leveraging U.S. trauma for strategic gains, entrenching a one-sided dynamic

@Reo_Reports where the U.S. bears financial, moral, and geopolitical costs without equivalent return.

@Reo_Reports The “Dancing Israelis”—five Israeli nationals arrested on 9/11 for filming and celebrating the World Trade Center attacks (FBI report, 2001)—and the AP quote from an Israeli woman in NYC (“It’s a big catastrophe… I hope that now people understand what we have to deal with”)

@Reo_Reports reveal Israel’s opportunistic response to 9/11, tied to probable espionage. FBI documents detail the men’s “jovial” behavior (high-fives, photos with burning towers, one dated September 10, 2001), Urban Moving Systems’ Mossad ties (Forward, 2002), and owner Dominik Suter’s

@Reo_Reports flight to Israel after appearing on an FBI suspect list with hijackers (HugeQuestions. com, 2001). Oded Ellner’s claim of “documenting the event” (The Grayzone, 2021) and a notebook linking to a hijacker-used company (Unz Review, 2019) suggest foreknowledge, despite

@Reo_Reports their deportation for immigration violations (overstaying visas) and clearance of terrorism charges, not espionage (FBI, 2001). Vague Israeli warnings pre-9/11 (Haaretz, 2001) indicate withheld intelligence, prioritizing strategic gains. The AP quote, with a reported smile

@Reo_Reports (@MoSha855, August 2025), reflects a sentiment that 9/11 would align U.S. policy with Israel’s fight against Palestinian terrorism, securing $38 billion in aid (2016–2026) and War on Terror support, at the cost of 2,977 U.S. deaths and $6 trillion,

@Reo_Reports @MoSha855 suggesting Israel leveraged U.S. trauma for disproportionate benefit.

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