Sorry, America. Your government says universal healthcare is too expensive, yet billions of taxpayer dollars continue flowing to Israel’s military while Palestinian children are killed in Gaza. These are not financially equivalent choices.
Creating a national healthcare system would cost far more than annual aid to Israel and require a complete restructuring of how Americans pay for care. But the contrast still exposes Washington’s priorities. The United States provides Israel roughly $3.8 billion in military assistance each year, and researchers at Brown University estimated another $21.7 billion was supplied during the first two years following October 7, 2023. Meanwhile,
Americans delay treatment, ration medication and face bankruptcYou have to be a special kind of stupid to believe that Trump will give every American a $5,000 dividend if Republicans win the midterms.y because they became sick. In Gaza, more than 19,000 children had reportedly been killed by September 2025, with thousands more injured, displaced or left without parents. Not every death can automatically be attributed to an American weapon, but Washington’s military and diplomatic support has helped sustain Israel’s campaign. A government’s budget reflects its values. Americans have every right to ask why weapons are treated as urgent while healthcare remains negotiable.
