The deep unpopularity of Israel’s post–Oct. 7 military offensives among Americans spurred Israel to reassess the scope & structure of its influence operations. This comprehensive report details how Israel reinvented its public relations strategy by hiring registered foreign agents directly so that it could control messaging and target specific demographics.
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US House passes $1.15 trillion military bill expanding Israel cooperation
Bill to fund war on Iran and a handful of Trump priorities passes largely along party lines, faces Senate uncertainty.
Israel’s War Kills More U.S. Troops
2 soldiers died during Iranian attacks in Jordan, the result of the U.S. refusing to make a good-faith effort to comply with the Iran MOU. The agreement called for a ceasefire in Lebanon, but Washington made no real effort to push Israel to withdraw its forces. The White House could have used its leverage, but instead chose to let the Israelis call the shots – TCN
Yesterday’s US-Iran escalation is a mere prelude to what is likely to come
We have seen a major escalation between the US and Iran over the past 24 hours, but it is likely only a prelude to what appears to be coming next week
Iran Sent Message to JD Vance Warning that Kushner and Witkoff Were “Abusing” Their Inside Access to Negotiations
A senior Iranian official said Tehran privately told Vance the pair were exploiting the negotiations for financial gain. The Trump administration says it never happened.
Tucker Carlson’s left-right, third party dream
The popular conservative media giant has left the GOP and says exiles from both parties need to work together on matters of ‘war and finance.’ There are progressives and Democrats who also say they recognize the need for eschewing old left-right labels
A new US-Iran war would end where the last one did
The fundamentals won’t change: Iran can threaten Hormuz, The United States can punish Iran, and neither can secure its objectives through force.
Congress Aims to Give Israel Leverage Over America
The dangers of allowing any other nation to access our sensitive military technologies are obvious, including the fact that back doors and spyware can be installed that will most certainly be used by the Israelis to influence U.S. policy.
Israel’s ‘kill first’ strategy is now aimed at Turkey. Will the region respond?
Hard power is needed to halt Israel’s reckless quest to redraw the borders of the Middle East in pursuit of “Greater Israel”. The power Israel lost to dictate the terms of peace on Iran, it has sought to regain in Lebanon. And Israel is now also focussing on Turkey (this has not gone down well with Trump).
Critics of lifting Iran sanctions can’t offer a viable alternative
Opposing the steps needed to make negotiations succeed is an argument for returning to the very strategy that produced war.









