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And yes I do believe that Israel's agenda is expansionism....
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By March 1949, a classified CIA report declared Palestine was a 'Long Range Disaster'. The Agency report read in part:
'The establishment of the State of Israel by force, with intimidation of the Arab governments by the US and USSR, with the cutting off of the British arms and ammunition (the Arabs only source of supply), with ample sources for Israel of munitions and finance, the Israeli battle victory is complete, but it has solved nothing.
If boundaries to an Israeli State, any boundaries, had been set and guaranteed by the Great Powers, peace might return to the area. On the contrary, we have actually a victorious state which is limited to no frontiers and which is determined that no narrow limits shall be set. The Near East is faced with the almost certain prospect of a profound and growing disturbance by Israel which may last for decades... ...Instead of restoring the boundaries of the province of Judea as they were in 70 A.D., the Israeli leaders now state freely though usually unofficially, their demand for an ever expanding empire. Their present possessions are regarded by them as only a beachhead into the Arab and Muslim World -- a large part of which they plan to exploit. They are not prepared to live off what the land will yield as the Arabs do... ...Alone among the Great Powers, Britain has been working on a plan to restore a balance between the forces in Palestine, but it already appears that this plan is doomed to fail. Zionist pressure in the USA, Anglophobia in Iraq and Egypt, and above all, Russia's determination to prolong chaos in the Near East and to complete the discrediting of British and American Diplomacy, combine to work against the policy of the British Government and its collaborators --King Abdulla of Trans-Jordan and the Prime Minister of Iraq, Nuri al Said.
See! Although not made public back then, the CIA could see what Israel was and still is up to, which this now declassified document proves.
This expansionist policy is being implemented by both the slow eroding of the west bank and the ghettoisation of the people of Gaza ( Who only in the last few days have once again had food denied them )
What amazes me is that if any other country had acted the way Israel has and continues to do, then there would be international outcry. Perhaps even military intervention.
But no, Israel is protected by it's lobby in the US which encourages cries of "anti-semitism!" and "Why do you always pick on Israel?" every time it's behavior is criticized.
So tell me this.... Why is Israel allowed to get away with behavior that other countries can't?
Oh, the wonders of google and wikipedia research. You did not bother to actually read the paper you cite, did you? Unfortunately for you, I did.
The document is an 8 pages report, which is composed of a summary of a collection of interviews. It can not be described as an intelligence
evaluation by any means.
In fact, I do not believe the source of information belong to the CIA. It is probably some diplomat, which may be either a US citizen, or foreign. Another option is that it is a CIA operative. How do I know that? As it happens, the first page contain
subtle hints. For instance, the is the title 'Acquired by source:' with the identity source blacked out. Similarly, there is a heading with 'place acquired:'. Another hit is the heading "THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION" which appear before the content.
What this means you may ask? This means that the content does not constitute any estimates of the CIA. None!
On to the content. It includes 4 pages summary, and then some direct citations from sources, whose identity is not revealed. I will be back to the direct quotes later, but first, let us examine the summary, which includes the parts you cited.
From the paragraph you cited:
Instead of restoring the boundaries of the Province of Judea as ther were now freely state, though usually unofficially, their demand to an ever expanding empire.
While we do not know who complied this information, we already know one thing about him, namely that he had no clue. The borders of Judea?? Did he believed that anyone actually knew exactly what these were. Moreover, why Judea, why not one of the ancient Isrealite kingdoms?
Weirdly, some paragraphs you have cited are not reproduced in full. Here is one of them:
The index of cost of living in Israel has risen to 500% of what it was in that area from 1933 to 1939. Having driven out the Arabs from thier homes Israel lacks cheap labor and without a very large per capita subsidy the economy of the state would soon collapse. This Israeli government intends to prevent this by promising to continue to secure funds from Zionsts and other sympathizers abroad by large loans, and as soon as possible, by the exploitation of the Arab hinterland, especially the agriculture and industries of Syria and Iraq.
it seems that whoever wrote this believed that Israel must invade Syria and Iraq to save its economy. That is weird, 60 years have passed, and I think I would have noticed if that have ever happened.
Later in the document:
Although intelligent leaders have managed to hold Syria together, it is believed by some foreign diplomats and many Arab leaders that Syria, as a nation will break up in two or three years ...
More accurate predictions. Lovely.
From the part concerning Russia's role:
The USSR will help Israel expand until the Arab Governments as well as Britain and American policies are completely discredited. The Russians will then decide whether to make a puppet of the Zionists or of the Arabs ...
Now we go to the direct citations from the interviews. I have decided to cite an amusing one:
P. "The U.S. government has lost both Israel and the Arabs. Israel is already a tool of Russia. The Arabs can never cooperate with Russia, but they have lost all faith in the U.S. ...
Really.
I think I had enough of copying. Lets get to the claim that "the Israeli leaders now state freely though usually unofficially, their demand for an ever expanding empire."
Which leaders have said that?? To whom? This is not specified in the report.
It gets worse. To the best of my judgment the leading part of the paper is composed of various interviews. Direct quotes from the same interviews are given in the second part. We are not supplied with the list of interviewees. However, after reading all the direct citations, it is clear to me that none of these interviewees is an Israeli. In fact, most of them are Arabs. As a result, it is likely that the said opinion is in fact the opinion of one of the Arab leaders. Alternatively, it may be an opinion of a diplomat. It is did not came directly from any Israeli leader. Anyway, this claim never appear in this part of the document.
To summarize, the document is not a CIA evaluation of intelligence, but rather a collection of information prior to evaluation. It may be the opinion of one diplomat, or source, but it can not be presented as the opinion of the CIA.
The claim that Israeli leaders want an 'ever ending expansion' does not include any detail and is not likely to have been obtained directly from any Israeli leader. None of the information in this document seem to have come from Israeli sources.
In addition, the paper contains weird opinions and predictions, such as the reference to ancient Judea, and the prediction that Israel would have to Invade Syria and Iraq for economic purposes.
Before concluding, let me ask you a question. Let us assume that you were right and these shifty Zionist leaders would only want never ending expansion. Can you tell me why would they want that? How would you stop them? Would a change of government do? How do you think they intended to achieve this? Israel is small and the Arab world is big. If they would have wanted to do that, shouldn't they have started in 1949-1950, when the Arab world was in disarray?
(Answer, if that was their goal, then that was the time. However, they were instead busy settling huge number of Jewish refugees. Unlike your weird conspiracy theories, the early leaders of Isreal had other things to worry about.)
That is enough. I am tired of this. Moreover, I fully expect that you will ignore most of my point, and instead choose to google some other factoid which fits you preconceived bias. If this is the case, do not expect me to respond.