Ask a rabbi: Should Israel sell weapons to Myanmar?
As Israel began to develop its arms industry in the 1950s and ’60s, it became clear that the industry could not support itself unless it also exported these powerful products.
MK MASOUD GNAIM (center) participates in a protest against the killing of his Rohingya Muslim ‘brothers’ in Myanmar, outside the country’s embassy in Tel Aviv, September 11, 2017.(photo credit: UNITED ARAB LIST)BySHLOMO BRODYUpdated:
