Holy SHIT I just had an awesome idea.

So this popped up in my news feed today. Israel is OY VEY'ing that Egypt is trying to inspect their nuclear plants again.

What I realized was Obama and Kerry have given us a prime, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity with the Iran Deal. Israel's control of US politics through AIPAC, Neocons in Congress, etc. is currently in the spotlight like no other time in history.

It dawned on me, this is their Achilles' Heel:

Israel DOES NOT want their nuclear weapons in the spotlight!

I recently made this infographic BTFO'ing Israeli propaganda about the Iran Deal and the hypocrisy of how the US funneling billions of dollars to Israel is in fact ILLEGAL under US laws due to their undisclosed nuclear weapons program and their refusal to sign the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. Not to mention they've threatened to destroy the fucking planet with the Samson Option should they ever come under serious threat.

Getting international focus on Israel's nuclear weapons could lead to a nationwide debate on the legality of the United States' $3 BILLION (soon to be $4.5 billion) in annual aid to them.

So what I'm proposing is this: Let's take a page out of GamerGate, and unite /pol/ around a common cause this September:

It's time to #InspectDimona.

A potential sister hashtag could be something like #IsraelHasNukes.

Dimona is Israel's nuclear weapons plant in the Negev Desert where Mordechai Vanunu exposed in 1986 that Israel is manufacturing nuclear weapons powerful enough to wipe out entire cities. Many have theorized JFK was killed in large part due to his desire to inspect there.

To this day, Israel maintains an official nondisclosure policy around their nuclear weapons. We need to rally around getting the IAEA to inspect the Dimona nuclear weapons plant and expose this once and for all while we have the chance.

>but OP, how will we convince the normies and SJWs to join us???

Easy! We can team up with the #FreePalestine and #BDS (Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions) crowds. Israel is essentially keeping the Palestinians under nuclear hostage in an open air prison with one of the most advanced militaries on the planet. Surely this can be useful political ammunition for them as well.

We will need dank memes, we will need OC, we will need Twitterfags, and we will need determination, but if we REALLY push hard on this, it could have ENORMOUS reverberations around the globe.

So what do you say, /pol/? Let's #InspectDimona!

> This has made it difficult for anyone outside the Israeli government to describe the country's true nuclear policy definitively, while still allowing Israel to influence the perceptions, strategies and actions of other governments.

> However, over the years, some Israeli leaders have publicly acknowledged their country's nuclear capability: Ephraim Katzir in 1974, Moshe Dayan in 1981, Shimon Peres in 1998, and Ehud Olmert in 2006.

> Thus Israeli commentators talk about "doomsday weapons" and the Sa

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