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🚨🇮🇱🇺🇸🇮🇷 BIG | Israel was reportedly caught completely off guard by Trump's sudden decision to halt planned U.S. strikes on Iran. Senior Israeli officials say even the country's top leadership learned about the policy reversal from President Trump's Truth Social post. According to Israel's Channel 12, Prime Minister Benjamin... Netanyahu, Defense Minister Israel Katz, and other senior officials initially questioned whether Trump's announcement was part of a deception campaign or a genuine shift in U.S. policy. Only after further assessments did Israel begin lowering its military alert level. The unexpected decision reportedly disrupted Israeli military planning. One senior official admitted, "It's frustrating to dedicate all resources to one front and then discover that it was a false alarm. We don't understand the president's endgame." Despite Washington's renewed diplomatic push, Israeli officials reportedly believe Trump could still reverse course. In their assessment, Iran has shown no meaningful signs of changing its position, leaving the possibility of future U.S. military action firmly on the table. See the latest updates with us: Visionershow more

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🇮🇱🛡️🇺🇸🎯🇮🇷 Israel and the US are preparing for a large-scale strike on Iran While the US seemingly prepares for negotiations with Iran. 🟧 Israel believes that this dialogue will ultimately end in failure. Accordingly, Tel Aviv is preparing for a scenario in which the US launches massive attacks on Iran. 🔹 According to Israel's assessment, the American strike will be very extensive and comprehensive. Israeli security sources told Walla News that Israel and the US are working at an unprecedented level of military coordination ahead of a possible large-scale attack on Iran, despite ongoing diplomatic efforts. 🎙️ According to military correspondent Amir Bohbot, the US is preparing with full force and maximum seriousness for a major attack on Iran's military infrastructure. According to Israeli officials, Washington considers Israel a multidimensional integrated partner, which requires joint planning, clear role distribution, and joint management of scenarios. 🔴 According to Israeli sources, this planning differs from past concepts where Israel carried out the initial strikes. This time, if the plan is implemented, the operation will be led by the US with its full military force, while Israel will act as a strategic partner within a broader military campaign.

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DEBUNKING Tucker Carlson’s conspiracy theory that “America went to war with Iraq at the behest of Israel.” Feat. Coleman Hughes and Ambassador Mike Huckabee Tucker Carlson claims the U.S. has gone to war with Iran “because of Israel,” and says this is a repeat of Iraq - insisting “there’s no debate.” Also stating Israel (and Benjamin Netanyahu) were America’s source for Iraqi WMD claims. These claims don't hold up to the public record: 1) The claim that Israel pushed America into the Iraq War is not supported by the evidence. Former U.S. officials - notably Lawrence Wilkerson, chief of staff to Colin Powell - have said Israeli officials initially urged the U.S. to focus on Iran rather than Iraq after 9/11. While Israel later supported the removal of Saddam Hussein once the Bush administration had already committed to Iraq, there is no evidence that Israel drove the U.S. decision to invade. 2) Netanyahu was not Prime Minister at the time. Benjamin Netanyahu testified before Congress in September 2002 as a private citizen and former Prime Minister. He had been voted out of office in 1999 and would not return as Prime Minister until 2009. His testimony was political advocacy, not intelligence guiding U.S. policy. 3) Israel was not the source of the U.S. claims about Iraqi WMDs. The intelligence used to justify the war primarily came from U.S. intelligence assessments, British intelligence reporting, and Iraqi defector sources, including the informant known as “Curveball.” These claims were later of course found to be flawed (Curveball admitted to lying), but they did not originate from Israel or Netanyahu. Israeli intelligence also believed Saddam likely had WMD, but their assessments were not the primary evidence used by the U.S. government. There’s no record showing Netanyahu personally provided intelligence used in the U.S. WMD case. As with so many of Tucker Carlson’s claims today - especially those surrounding Israel - once you look into them, they quickly fall apart and reveal themselves to be nothing more than conspiracy theories.

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21,462 次观看 • 5 个月前

🇺🇸🇮🇱🇮🇷 President Trump is approaching a decisive moment in the Iran conflict, with Washington weighing diplomacy against a renewed large-scale military campaign. According to Axios, U.S. and Israeli officials see only two realistic paths ahead. The first is accepting a new Qatar-mediated ceasefire proposal aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz. The second is launching a major joint U.S.-Israeli campaign designed to force Tehran into submission, potentially resembling the “Operation Epic Fury” offensive that began on February 28. Israeli officials say preparations are underway for the conflict to expand into a fully coordinated campaign within days. However, they stress that Israel would join only if Iran attacks Israeli territory or if Washington formally requests its participation. The choice carries enormous strategic consequences. A ceasefire could stabilize shipping and energy markets, while a joint offensive could trigger a much wider regional war, expose U.S. bases and allied infrastructure to retaliation, and deepen instability across the Middle East.

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❗️❗️🇮🇱🇺🇸 Benjamin Netanyahu to Brief Donald Trump on Possible Action Against Iran Israeli officials indicate that Tehran is accelerating the expansion of its ballistic missile program, which Jerusalem views as a growing and immediate security threat. According to these assessments, the scale and pace of Iran’s missile development have prompted renewed strategic concern at the highest political and military levels. Against this backdrop, Netanyahu is expected to brief Trump on updated intelligence findings and Israel’s contingency planning. Sources say a range of potential military responses is being evaluated, including the option of new strikes should Iran’s capabilities continue to advance. The discussions are framed as part of broader U.S.–Israeli coordination on Iran, focusing on deterrence, regional stability, and preventing Tehran from reaching more advanced strike capabilities. See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE

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The proposal in NDAA Section 224 to further integrate the U.S. and Israeli militaries would be an extraordinary step for active-duty service members. It threatens American sovereignty by reducing the ability of elected officials to independently set U.S. foreign and defense policy, while making Israeli interests a more permanent part of America’s military decision-making process. At a time when voters are increasingly questioning the U.S.-Israel relationship, Congress appears poised to make that alliance even more deeply embedded and far more difficult to unwind in the future. Why is Congress pushing this measure, and what would its long-term consequences be for American policy and military independence? I discuss this and more with Col. Douglas Macgregor.

The proposal in NDAA Section 224 to further integrate the U.S. and Israeli militaries would be an extraordinary step for active-duty service members. It threatens American sovereignty by reducing the ability of elected officials to independently set U.S. foreign and defense policy, while making Israeli interests a more permanent part of America’s military decision-making process. At a time when voters are increasingly questioning the U.S.-Israel relationship, Congress appears poised to make that alliance even more deeply embedded and far more difficult to unwind in the future. Why is Congress pushing this measure, and what would its long-term consequences be for American policy and military independence? I discuss this and more with Col. Douglas Macgregor.

Ben Swann

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