Should individuals with HIV be discharged from the military?

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Some people think that HIV-infected military personnel should not be allowed to serve because they are permanently non-deployable, while others believe people with HIV can perform important functions in the military. U.S. Rep. Robert K. Dornan (R-California) has sponsored a provision that would mandate the military discharge of HIV-infected personnel. A spokesperson for the AIDS Action Council believes HIV-infected people should be kept in the military like other people who have chronic diseases such as diabetes and cancer.

Health aspects, Social aspects, Armed Forces, HIV patients, Military personnel

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Should U.S. military assistance to Israel be reduced or eliminated?

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Israel no longer needs US military assistance, according to some analysts The country's armed forces are among the six most powerful in the world, and it is a highly developed country. Its contiguous neighbors, excepting Syria and Lebanon, have signed peace treaties. On the other hand, the country can be seen as a tiny island of democracy and Western values surrounded by Islamic dictatorships armed with chemical/biological weapons, and terrorism against Israel has been continuous.

Israel, Political aspects, Military assistance, American, American military assistance

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