Sounded interesting, but then I read this review of the book on Amazon;

"A New Voice for Israel"? Certainly not author Ben-Ami. He is persona non grata in all but the far left fringes of Israeli politics. Not J Street, which has never been acknowledged by an Israeli government, unlike AIPAC. So it takes a huge amount of chutzpah for this non-entity to call himself and/or his organization a new voice for Israel. A better description would be TRAITOR.

Ben-Ami spends part of the book telling us about his family's supposed Zionist past, as if this makes his treachery more palatable. The fact that Ben-Ami was an adviser to loony lefty Howard Dean tells us all we need to know about Ben-Ami's real interests. He is ultra-liberal, and J Street is for ultra-liberal Jews who are embarrassed by a muscular Israel. And J Street ALMOST made it - it almost became a player by passing off the line that it was pro-Israel as well as pro-peace. But then it remained silent after each Palestinian atrocity against Israel. And it lobbied to have financial aid cut off from Israel. Finally, it took money from George Soros and tried to hide that fact. The few influential supporters faded away.

The author, like most liberals, strikes a moral equivalence between Israel and the Palestinians, and that's where his arguments fail. When Palestinians put on suicide vests and blow themselves on buses, the similarities end. When the free Palestinian state of Gaza fires rockets into Israeli towns, they are not the same as Israel. When one reads the anti-semitic hate in Palestinian school books, one understands that these people wake up each morning and go to bed each night hoping that Jews will die. That's a hard sell, even to the lost "just Jews".

This book has been out for a year now and has all of 11 reviews, including mine. No one cares. As it should be.

Yes, I'm sure those babies that Hamas beheaded were really bad people. Get your head on straight man.

What's your take on these stocks now?

That just goes to show that despite all of ChatGPTs advantages, it is sill very lacking in some areas.

ChatGPT makes mistakes and doesn't know everything.  And it knows nothing from the last 2 or 3 years.  I wouldn't get down about what ChatGPT says about you.

I'm sure he had his reasons that are beyond our understanding.

Nice, you should sign up as a contributor here so I can follow more of your ideas:

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Very good, what else do you have?

Bullish on $NVDA.  

There is risk associated with every ticker, not just $CS.