So, if the article isn’t wrong…then what are you even talking about?
Mark Levine is the current NY comptroller. He’s the one who wants to reinvest in Israel. Brad Lander is the previous comptroller, who chose not to reinvest in Israel. You seem to be getting the two people mixed up.
There’s literally a video of Brad Lander addressing this very thing saying that he doesn’t invest in ALL state bonds but he’s proudly investing in Israeli companies like Elbit System and he’s certainly not divesting from Israel.
I am not familiar with these particular pieces of shit Zionists, and I now see your comment with proof contradicting the article.
But to your point, I read the article and it explicitly says the opposite of your (now-substantiated) claim. I would focus your energy on how the article itself is inaccurate instead of attacking the reading comprehension of lurkers reading it.
No I’m not wrong. You are wrong and apparently unable to read your own article.
Once again, do some research before writing your next comment
I read the article and it plainly reads that you’re mistaken.
Is the article wrong?
No the article isn’t wrong. You are though.
So, if the article isn’t wrong…then what are you even talking about?
Mark Levine is the current NY comptroller. He’s the one who wants to reinvest in Israel. Brad Lander is the previous comptroller, who chose not to reinvest in Israel. You seem to be getting the two people mixed up.
There’s literally a video of Brad Lander addressing this very thing saying that he doesn’t invest in ALL state bonds but he’s proudly investing in Israeli companies like Elbit System and he’s certainly not divesting from Israel.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WHMl2T6f6MI
I am not familiar with these particular pieces of shit Zionists, and I now see your comment with proof contradicting the article.
But to your point, I read the article and it explicitly says the opposite of your (now-substantiated) claim. I would focus your energy on how the article itself is inaccurate instead of attacking the reading comprehension of lurkers reading it.
You’re conflating investing in a state with all other investments. The article is a red herring as Lander says himself.