Haaretz: US Funds Israeli Security Programs
The Israeli newspaper "Haaretz" revealed that American entities have financed Israeli right-wing organizations, including networks linked to the "Cohilit" forum. These efforts are currently investing in establishing a new generation of influence within Israel's security and political institutions. The program focuses on building a network of officers, officials, and researchers who adopt a conservative nationalist stance on security issues. This includes developing strategies that involve expanding ground forces, reducing reliance on peaceful solutions, and preparing Israel for the possibility of conducting prolonged wars, with plans that include an assault on the Palestinian Authority, the annexation of the West Bank, and strengthening nationalist ideology within the military. It also involves cutting civilian spending and emphasizing a society with long-term conscription. The aim of this activity is to shape a new right-wing elite, following years in which American and Israeli networks concentrated their efforts on law and public opinion. Experts confirm that conservative American institutions like "Tikwa" have played a role in supporting this trend within Israel.
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