Israelischer Prof. sagt den Wirtschaftlichen Zusammenbruch von Israel voraus
Die hohen Kosten für die Besetzung von Palästina und Militär Kosten, haben inzwischen Israel total ruiniert. Professor Dan Ben-David, gilt als renommierte Professor in Israel
Auch CIA Experten sagen voraus, das in 20 Jahren es ein Israel nicht mehr geben wird.
Renowned Israeli Economist Predicts Economic Catastrophe for Israel
Richard Silverstein
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May 24, 2014
They say that economics is "the dismal science." Frankly, I never excelled in math or science in school. That was my brother’s field and he ended up a university chemist. But over the past decades, economics has become a crucial element in understanding societies, wealth and national politics. That holds doubly true in the case of Israel and Palestine.
As with everything concerning this subject, there is a propaganda "line" that Israel-advocates sell the world. First, there was the pioneer nation that made the desert bloom, turning it into a modern society. Lately, it’s become the "start-up nation." This myth sells an Israel full of technical geniuses coding their hearts out to bring innovation to the world. It suggests an Israel in tune with the democratic and entrepreneurial spirit of the rest of the world. Even a nation on the cutting edge of technological discovery. After all, if Warren Buffett invested $4-billion in one of Israel’s most profitable companies, doesn’t that prove the case?
While there is an element of truth to this story, as there are with all myths, it conceals far more than it reveals. A recent interview with renowned Israeli economist Dan Ben-David, exposes the rest of the sordid picture of an economy rent in two, divided between haves and have-nots, between a secular Jewish elite and all the rest. It’s worth quoting extensively from this piece since Ben-David offers a probing, even revelatory portrait of a nation, and economy in dire straits. It’s a picture you’ll almost never see in the mainstream media:
Professor Dan Ben-David, a noted economist, has been observing Israel’s socioeconomic policies and studying their long-term implications with consternation for more than two decades. Over the last six years, serving as the executive director of the Taub Center for Social Policy Studies in Israel, his insight by which the Zionist project could "end in tears" has been deepening. He feels that "the window of opportunity enabling us to save the state from collapse is getting smaller, as we reach the point of no return."
In an interview with Al-Monitor, Ben-David explains why the path that the State of Israel is following in its 66th year will eventually lead to the system’s collapse.
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