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I don't think the US can force S Korea to support Israel outside of conspiracy theory puppet-countries land.
The US forced the prohibition of marijuana and the ousting of an Australian PM.
It might be conspiracy but the US is currently arming a genocidal regime and aiding their land grab, so lets say they have form for both making pther countries do their bidding and supporting cunts in the name of democracy.
Source on the Australia stuff? That's new to me.
Arming genocidal regimes is nothing new, the Leahy Law was created in the first place because these things were problems. Ultimately though, without that influence over Netanyahu, the Palestinians would be worse off, not better.
Netanyahu doesn't need big bombs to starve a captive population, no matter how much people like to fantasize about Israel magically letting them all go as soon as arms are embargoed.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alleged_CIA_involvement_in_the_Whitlam_dismissal
He threatens the US military for overstepping and operating in Australia so they have him removed.
Now this next part I have several problems with so you may need to clarify.
Are you saying Palestinians are better off because of Netanyahu? And before you answer I will point you to the death toll, their ever decreasing land and the multiple bombings of refuge camps, hospital and schools. Not to mention the use of palestinians as shields, the raping and the IDF gang like presence, the lock down hours and prevention of anything approaching a two state solution.
He might not need big bombs, but that doesn't mean you should defend the provision of such. Taking away a suicidal persons guns wont stop them killing themselves, but it removes an option and makes it a little more difficult.
Hm, that is interesting. Definitely does fit with American Cold War activities, so I'm inclined to believe it.
No, the Palestinians are certainly not being helped in any way by Netanyahu. He and his right wing cronies want them all gone, I'm fairly sure. Despite that goal, however, most of the 2 million+ residents of Gaza remain alive. That would probably not be the case at this point, without western leverage being exerted on Netanyahu to restrain him.
It would actually be easier for him to kill them all if he did not have to maintain alliances. Not harder. If he wants to remain safe vs Hezbollah and Iran, he must preserve most of the Gazan lives, even though he really doesn't want to.