Israeli libertarian Boris Karpa has questions for the Republican Jewish Coalition , which excluded Ron Paul from their recent candidate’s forum:

Is Ron Paul an enemy of Israel? He clearly isn’t. He supported Israel’s action against the Osirak reactor when practically everybody – including the Reagan Administration – condemned Israel. He has steadfastly refused to support congressional condemnation of Israel, or military aid to nations like Saudi Arabia and Egypt.

What seems to be the core of the argument? The military aid to Israel. The 2.25 billion dollars per year of funding that Israel receives. For those not in the know, this aid comes in the form of funds that must be spent on American equipment and services – essentially a subsidy for U.S. companies. As such, it is a subsidy program for both Israel’s government and the United States’ military-industrial complex.

via Mike Nystrom at Daily Paul