Dual Loyalty - Jewish Americans

American Jews aren't citizens of Israel unless we evoke the Law of Return. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_Return

Some countries allow dual nationality, others don't. Boris Johnson had dual nationality because he was born in New York, he recently renounced it because he doesn't want to be liable for American tax.

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Thank you.

Yes, an American citizen could become a Dual Citizen of Israel and the U.S. by traveling to Israel and invoking the Law of the Return.

The issue is that once he accepts Israeli citizenship, that he thereby has dual loyalty.

I think that in the passports issued by (all?) countries, the person holding the passport swears allegiance to the issuing country. I think that the meaning of the word allegiance is such that an individual could only have allegiance to one country at a time.

What about people who emigrate and contribute to their new country. Why should they have to revoke their citizenship if it's not a hostile country?

The criticism about it being "all about the Benjamins baby" is that it was an anti-Semitic trope about Jews using money to influence governments. More accurately, it's all about the Israel junkets that are paid for with the Benjamins.

The dual loyalty criticism is about certain congresspersons' allegiance to Israel over the American public when they sanction Americans' free speech and free expression against Israel. The irony is that most of these congresspeople are Gentiles, making the anti-Semitism charge a farce.

No. Good grief. Dual citizenships aren't exclusive to Israel citizens and other countries. So, clearly there is no conflict (in the developed world at least) between countries that allow this kind of citizenship status.