let's go down the rabbit hole.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atomic_spieshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morris_Cohen_%28Soviet_spy%29>Cohenhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_GoldGold was born in Switzerland to Russian Jewish immigrants
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Greenglasshttp://www.nndb.com/people/527/000088263/Religion: Jewish
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theodore_HallTheodore Alvin Holtzberg was born in Far Rockaway, New York City to a devout Jewish couple.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_KovalGeorge Koval's father, Abram Koval, left his home town of Telekhany in Belarus to emigrate to the United States in 1910. Abram, a carpenter, settled in Sioux City, Iowa, which at the turn of the 20th century was home to a sizeable Jewish population of merchants and craftsmen
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irving_Lernerhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LernerLerner is a German family name. It also can be surname of German-Jewish due to the fact that the Jews were taking the names of those nations depending where they settled. Its literal meaning can be either "student" or "scholar".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethel_and_Julius_RosenbergJulius Rosenberg was born to a family of Jewish immigrants in New York City
http://mobile.myjewishlearning.com/history/Modern_History/1914-1948/American_Jewry_Between_the_Wars/Radical_Politics/Rosenbergs.shtmlWhen the Rosenbergs were charged with spying, American Jews feared an anti-Semitic
backlash.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saville_SaxSaville Sax was born in New York City on July 26, 1924 and went by the name of Sarry Sax. He was the son of Bernard Sax (1896–1936) and Bluma Sax (1895–1986). Bluma and Bernard were both born in Russia, of Jewish ancestry.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morton_SobellMorton Sobell was born into a Jewish family in New York City.
9 out of 11 spies that are involved with atomic weapons were Jewish
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http://www.nytimes.com/1993/10/13/world/israel-sells-arms-to-china-us-says.htmlIsrael has sold advanced military technology to China for more than a decade and is moving to expand its cooperation with Beijing, says R. James Woolsey, the Director of Central
Intelligence.
The C.I.A. assessment was provided in written responses to questions by the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee. The committee made the assessment public last week as part of a report on recent hearings it conducted on "proliferation threats of the 1990's," a committee aide said on Monday.
There have been many news reports about the sale of Israeli military technology to China, which did not establish diplomatic relations with Israel until 1992, and the Rand Corporation has made similar assessments. The C.I.A.'s response to the committee was reported on Monday by NBC News and confirmed by the aide. Jets, Missiles and Tanks
The C.I.A. says China has been acquiring advanced military technology from Israel for more than a decade on programs for jet fighters, air-to-air missiles and tanks. The agency said the sale of Israeli military technology to China "may be several billion dollars."
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/06/26/AR2005062600544.htmlJERUSALEM, June 26 -- Under pressure from the Bush administration, Israel has agreed to cancel an arms deal with China and allow U.S. officials to review its future weapons transactions in an effort to resolve tension between Jerusalem and Washington, usually in lockstep over security matters.
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http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/israel-accused-of-selling-us-secrets-to-china-1510406.htmlISRAEL has sold at least dollars 2bn ( pounds 1.3bn) to dollars 3bn of hi-tech military equipment to China, seriously undermining US efforts to limit the sale of advanced weapons to the Chinese. A Senate report due out later this week says the Israeli exports include military technology developed by the US, and which Washington expressly forbids from being exported to China.
Officials accompanying Israel's Prime Minister, Yitzhak Rabin, on a visit to China confirmed that Israel had done deals but would not elaborate. The CIA told the committee the Chinese were seeking from Israel technologies that Western firms were unwilling to provide.
Those sold by Israel are said by specialists to include technology for the Python - the Israeli version of the US Sparrow air-to-air missile - and technology developed for the US-financed Lavi jet, which the Israelis cancelled some years ago.
The US is also concerned that Israel may have passed on technology for the Arrow anti-missile missile, a joint US-Israel project, which is based on the Patriot missile used in the Gulf war.
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http://www.maritime-executive.com/article/finland-probes-ship-full-of-patriot-missiles-explosives-bound-for-shanghai/Finnish police launched a probe on a ship bound for Shanghai, China, after they discovered 69 surface-to-air Patriot missiles, explosive materials, and propelling charges illegally aboard.
The British-registered ship in question, Thor Liberty, underwent a customs search at the port of Kotka (around 120-km from Helsinki) and discovered the Raytheon-produced Patriot missiles, and a 150 ton load of improperly packed nitroguanidine, a low level sensitive explosive possessing high detonation speed.
The team hopes to determine the reasoning behind the military cache shipment to the port city of Shanghai.
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http://www.nytimes.com/1992/03/20/opinion/if-israel-sold-patriot-secrets.html>1992The United States rushed Patriot missiles to Israel during the Persian Gulf war to defend against incoming Iraqi Scuds. Now intelligence reports say Israel sold Patriot technology to China[/color]. If so, that would violate Israel's obligation not to transfer cutting-edge U.S. technology to others -- a dismaying act by a valued ally.
The reports provide ammunition to Israel-bashers. And they disturb experts concerned with keeping control of advanced military technologies. Washington has long shown extraordinary tolerance toward Israeli transfers of American technology, raising doubts about U.S. commitment to stopping the spread of arms. If the latest reports prove true, Washington needs to impose stern sanctions on Israel and the companies involved.
Israel, of course, has the know-how to produce advanced weapons on its own. It sells many of them to China and other nations to offset the costs of defending itself. But installing U.S. components in such exports would violate its obligations. So would reverse engineering -- taking a U.S. weapon apart to discover its design secrets and then making a copy for sale to others.
Any such sale cheats American defense contractors who jealously guard their patents and markets. It also frustrates officials who are justifiably concerned about arms proliferation.
Sometimes it's difficult to draw the line. Take the Israeli-built Python-3 air-to-air missile. To some U.S. officials it looks suspiciously like a knock-off of an American design, the heat-seeking AIM-9L Sidewinder. Others are persuaded that the Israelis designed it themselves.
Israel sold the Python-3 to China. China in turn designed its own version, called the PL-8, and sold some to Iraq. The Israeli version uses American parts, which it buys with U.S. military aid. But Israel contends it replaced those parts in the version exported to China -- a claim accepted by some U.S. officials. The same U.S. officials don't think that's the case with Patriot technology.
Even when Israel has clearly violated U.S. export controls, American officials have declined to crack down. In a notorious case last fall, an Israeli-owned company exported American ballistic missile components to a South African company and used them in its own Jericho-2 missile.
The Administration imposed trade sanctions on the South African company, but waived them for the Israelis. In exchange it wrested a pledge from Israel to accept international controls against further missile proliferation.
But the bargain may have perpetuated the belief that Israel could transfer U.S. technology without retribution. Now comes the alleged sale of Patriot technology. That would be dangerous because knowledge of how the Patriot works could be used to design missiles that defeat it.
Official Israeli responses suggest the Administration may have winked again. "We have ironclad commitments . . . not to transfer American weapons technology to any country, unless we have an agreement with the United States on that matter, " said Benjamin Netanyahu, an Israeli spokesman.
Did the Israelis transfer Patriot missile technology to China? Did the U.S. acquiesce? If the transfer took place without Administration consent, stern sanctions would send an appropriate message: fair punishment for all proliferators.
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http://www.wantchinatimes.com/news-subclass-cnt.aspx?cid=1101&MainCatID=11&id=20140104000003Israeli firms demand gov't ease limits on arms exports to China
