The Jew-S Chamber of Commerce's unhealthy alliance with Israhell

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[pdf]https://www.uschamber.com/sites/default/files/us-israel_innovation_in_health_paper.pdf[/pdf]

There's a long article with many links that can be read here: 
The Merging of US and Israeli National Security States is Accelerating Amid COVID-19
A new pro-Israel policy framework proposed by the US Chamber of Commerce is bolstering the ongoing merger between the US and Israeli national security states.
https://www.mintpressnews.com/merging-us-israel-national-security-state-accelerating-amid-covid-19/269224/

Here are the opening paragraphs:
QuoteAtwo-pronged initiative by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the Department of Homeland Security is set to substantially increase Israel's already significant role in America's digital health, artificial intelligence (AI), critical health infrastructure, as well as law enforcement, public and border protection and other key sectors.

Citing "health challenges" posed by COVID-19, the U.S.-Israel Business Initiative (USIBI), a venture of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, is advancing a new eight-point policy framework to facilitate a "more robust bilateral collaboration" between Israeli and American companies to realize the "potential" of technologies emerging out of Israel relating to telehealth, robotic diagnostics and AI-powered applications in healthcare.

In a recent article, investigative reporter Whitney Webb uncovered the deep Israeli military roots of virtually every "health" tech startup to emerge in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and their extensive relationships with the U.S. government at both the federal and state level. Regarding the policy framework, Webb stated that it was likely "part of a broader effort aimed at using the coronavirus crisis to facilitate the integration of Israeli tech companies, particularly in the "digital health" sector, into the U.S. technology ecosystem. Many, if not the vast majority, of these companies", she continued, "were either founded by ex-members of Israeli intelligence or military intelligence, but also serve as contractors to Israel's government or its military."

The policy paper issued by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce was developed by a "working group" of unnamed "leading global companies, investors, scientists, academics, and medical experts". While the USIBI no longer lists their members on their website, archived pages from 2017 show large multinationals like Procter & Gamble, GE, and Caterpillar on the membership rolls, along with the Las Vega Sands Corporation, owned by Sheldon Adelson – the single biggest donor in all of U.S. politics, and TEVA Pharmaceutical Industries, Ltd.; an American-Israeli generic drug manufacturer that was sued last year by 44 U.S. states for orchestrating a price-fixing scheme with 19 other companies. TEVA recently pulled out of settlement talks with the Department of Justice, betting that the Trump administration will not pursue further charges against them in the midst of the pandemic given that TEVA is among the companies making the President's most hyped COVID-19 remedy, hydroxychloroquine.