God commands us to care for our neighbors (who are everyone). Throughout history, He's placed special emphasis on the foreigner. Yes, the foreigner implies someone who came to another country, but with the advent of technology, our community has grown beyond the people that are right in front of us. In America, we have so much. People can be considered impoverished even if they have clothing, food, and shelter, things that some people in Israel (and other people) consider luxuries. I think it's our duty to help those in other countries, Israel included. How much we should give is a complicated matter, and one that all developed countries need to answer (not just the U.S.A), but being slighted by some isn't an excuse to allow those in need suffer.