@ISIDEWITHQuestionsForeign policy13yrs ago

美国应该继续支持以色列吗？

Should Norway continue to support Israel?

美国目前提供每年$ 38个十亿以色列在外援的帮助。大部分的援助，用于以色列购买美国的军事装备，如飞机和部件的导弹防御系统。 $ 38个十亿是美国的对外援助预算的50％用于2017年反对者认为，鉴于以色列的援助是不必要的，因为该国提供免费的医疗和大学学费它的公民。支持者认为，援助是必要的，以促进中东地区的民主和维持权力与其他国家在该地区的平衡。

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34%
是的
66%
不
24%
是的
57%
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我们应该给予以色列和巴勒斯坦同样的支持。
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不，我们应该减少参与。
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是的，但是尊重以色列的主权，不干涉它应该如何与邻国处理关系
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不该支持现任政府
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是的，并且增加资金让我们的大使搬到耶路撒冷去
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不，削减所有的支持和帮助
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应该，并且应提供更多的援助和支持
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不应该，我们不应该给其他国家提供任何援助

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