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The Defense Intelligence Agency has reportedly raised its counterintelligence threat assessment for Israel to “critical” — its highest level, now placing the U.S. ally above some adversarial nations. American personnel in Israel discovered spyware on their phones. Targets of the reported eavesdropping include Steve Witkoff, Trump’s top Iran negotiator,...

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🚨 PENTAGON RAISES ISRAEL’S ESPIONAGE THREAT LEVEL TO CRITICAL🚨 U.S. officials say Israel has been aggressively spying on top American leaders and eavesdropping on Trump administration negotiations with Iran. Key targets include: - Steve Witkoff (Trump’s top negotiator with Iran) - Elbridge Colby (Pentagon policy chief) - Michael Dimino (senior Middle East policy official) American defense personnel discovered spyware installed on their phones while in Israel. One senior U.S. official described the Israeli collection effort as “unhinged.” Israel’s threat rating is now higher than any other American ally and even higher than some adversaries.
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🚨 PENTAGON RAISES ISRAEL’S ESPIONAGE THREAT LEVEL TO CRITICAL🚨 U.S. officials say Israel has been aggressively spying on top American leaders and eavesdropping on Trump administration negotiations with Iran. Key targets include: - Steve Witkoff (Trump’s top negotiator with Iran) - Elbridge Colby (Pentagon policy chief) - Michael Dimino (senior Middle East policy official) American defense personnel discovered spyware installed on their phones while in Israel. One senior U.S. official described the Israeli collection effort as “unhinged.” Israel’s threat rating is now higher than any other American ally and even higher than some adversaries.

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Somewhere… Mark Levin is crying over this.. Jesse Watters: “How concerned are you that Israel has been spying on the United States and Freelancing in Lebanon?” JD Vance: “Our interests at times diverge — Israel may like what we’re doing or not, but what we’re doing is in the best interest of the UNITED STATES.” 🔻 Important Context: The Pentagon’s Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) recently elevated Israel’s counterintelligence threat level to “critical” — the highest tier — citing aggressive Israeli efforts to collect intelligence on senior U.S. officials and internal Trump-administration deliberations about Iran, the Middle East, and related conflicts. Specific concerns include alleged eavesdropping on Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff and Pentagon policy officials (e.g., Elbridge Colby and a deputy) involved in Iran and regional talks. —— This builds on decades of history: the 1985 Jonathan Pollard spy case (one of the worst breaches in U.S. history), and 2019 reports of Israeli-linked surveillance devices near the White House, and repeated U.S. intelligence assessments that rank Israeli espionage among the most active on American soil. Both the WH and Mossad deny or downplay this, but our own DIA assessment is that it has significantly escalated. We spy on them too.. yes. Regarding “Freelancing”— it just means Israel has been conducting its own independent military and intelligence operations in Lebanon — especially airstrikes, ground incursions, and targeted actions — sometimes on its own timeline, even when the U.S. is pushing diplomatic deals, ceasefires, or de-escalation with Iran or others… against what President Trump says publicly.
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Somewhere… Mark Levin is crying over this.. Jesse Watters: “How concerned are you that Israel has been spying on the United States and Freelancing in Lebanon?” JD Vance: “Our interests at times diverge — Israel may like what we’re doing or not, but what we’re doing is in the best interest of the UNITED STATES.” 🔻 Important Context: The Pentagon’s Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) recently elevated Israel’s counterintelligence threat level to “critical” — the highest tier — citing aggressive Israeli efforts to collect intelligence on senior U.S. officials and internal Trump-administration deliberations about Iran, the Middle East, and related conflicts. Specific concerns include alleged eavesdropping on Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff and Pentagon policy officials (e.g., Elbridge Colby and a deputy) involved in Iran and regional talks. —— This builds on decades of history: the 1985 Jonathan Pollard spy case (one of the worst breaches in U.S. history), and 2019 reports of Israeli-linked surveillance devices near the White House, and repeated U.S. intelligence assessments that rank Israeli espionage among the most active on American soil. Both the WH and Mossad deny or downplay this, but our own DIA assessment is that it has significantly escalated. We spy on them too.. yes. Regarding “Freelancing”— it just means Israel has been conducting its own independent military and intelligence operations in Lebanon — especially airstrikes, ground incursions, and targeted actions — sometimes on its own timeline, even when the U.S. is pushing diplomatic deals, ceasefires, or de-escalation with Iran or others… against what President Trump says publicly.

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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: Visioner
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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: Visioner

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‼️‼️🇺🇸🇪🇺 NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte is set to hold private talks tomorrow with Elbridge Colby, the Pentagon’s top policy official and one of the key figures shaping the Trump administration’s future military posture in Europe. The meeting comes as Washington conducts a six-month review of U.S. force deployments in Europe, led primarily by Colby. European allies are seeking clarity over whether the review could result in further reductions to the roughly 80,000 American troops currently stationed across Europe. Colby is also expected to brief NATO ambassadors in Brussels, while allied governments emphasize their increased defense spending and readiness to assume greater responsibility for European security. The talks could be important for NATO’s future balance of responsibilities. Washington is increasingly demanding that Europe take the lead in its own conventional defense, while European allies want to ensure that this transition does not translate into a rapid weakening of the American military presence on the continent. Rutte’s private meeting with Colby therefore comes at a particularly sensitive moment for transatlantic security. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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‼️‼️🇺🇸🇪🇺 NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte is set to hold private talks tomorrow with Elbridge Colby, the Pentagon’s top policy official and one of the key figures shaping the Trump administration’s future military posture in Europe. The meeting comes as Washington conducts a six-month review of U.S. force deployments in Europe, led primarily by Colby. European allies are seeking clarity over whether the review could result in further reductions to the roughly 80,000 American troops currently stationed across Europe. Colby is also expected to brief NATO ambassadors in Brussels, while allied governments emphasize their increased defense spending and readiness to assume greater responsibility for European security. The talks could be important for NATO’s future balance of responsibilities. Washington is increasingly demanding that Europe take the lead in its own conventional defense, while European allies want to ensure that this transition does not translate into a rapid weakening of the American military presence on the continent. Rutte’s private meeting with Colby therefore comes at a particularly sensitive moment for transatlantic security. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

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BIG | 🇺🇸🇮🇷‼️‼️ More American service members have died in the Middle East during the Iran war than the Pentagon has publicly disclosed, according to six U.S. officials with access to the Defense Department’s internal casualty data. Five officials told The Washington Post that at least 22 U.S. service members have died since the conflict began on February 28, four more than the 18 currently recorded in the Pentagon’s public casualty database. A sixth official put the number at 23, although not every undisclosed death was necessarily caused directly by the fighting. Three U.S. contractors based in the region have also died since combat operations began. The identities and circumstances surrounding the additional military deaths remain unclear, and the Pentagon declined to address questions about the discrepancy. The revelation intensifies scrutiny of Washington’s casualty accounting during a conflict that has already produced previous disputes over how American losses were categorized and reported to the public. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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BIG | 🇺🇸🇮🇷‼️‼️ More American service members have died in the Middle East during the Iran war than the Pentagon has publicly disclosed, according to six U.S. officials with access to the Defense Department’s internal casualty data. Five officials told The Washington Post that at least 22 U.S. service members have died since the conflict began on February 28, four more than the 18 currently recorded in the Pentagon’s public casualty database. A sixth official put the number at 23, although not every undisclosed death was necessarily caused directly by the fighting. Three U.S. contractors based in the region have also died since combat operations began. The identities and circumstances surrounding the additional military deaths remain unclear, and the Pentagon declined to address questions about the discrepancy. The revelation intensifies scrutiny of Washington’s casualty accounting during a conflict that has already produced previous disputes over how American losses were categorized and reported to the public. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

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🇮🇷 Iran at the UN: "Iran has warned time and again about the consequences of the malicious activities of the regime on regional and international peace and security. Iran has exercised maximum restraint. Now it is time for the occupying regime to bear full responsibility for its consequences." "For over six months now, the US, UK and France, especially the United States, have shielded Israel from any responsibility for the Gaza massacre, while they have denied Iran's inherent right to self-defense against the Israeli armed attack on our diplomatic premises. At the same time, they shamefully justified the Israeli massacre and genocide against the defenseless Palestinian people under the pretext of self-defense." "Iran's operation was entirely in the exercise of Iran's inherent right to self-defense, as outlined in Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations and recognized by international law. This concluded action was necessary and proportionate." The absence of accountability and constant inaction faced with the Israeli genocide and war crimes against the Palestinian people has only emboldened this regime to continue its violation unchecked. The US and its allies have blocked the Security Council for over six months, protecting Israel from accountability for the Gaza massacre. They not only avoid condemning Israel for these atrocities, but also actively try to cover up them. Their sole priority is supporting and defending Israel, regardless of the consequences and at all costs." "Iran has no intention of engaging in conflict with the U.S. in the region. We demonstrated our commitment to peace by exercising our restraint about involving the U.S. Army in intercepting Iranian drones and bombs for military targets in the occupied Palestinian territories. This underscores our dedication to de-escalating tension and avoiding the expansion of conflict. However, if the U.S. initiates a military operation against Iran, its citizens, or its security and interests, Iran will use its inherent right to respond proportionately."
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🇮🇷 Iran at the UN: "Iran has warned time and again about the consequences of the malicious activities of the regime on regional and international peace and security. Iran has exercised maximum restraint. Now it is time for the occupying regime to bear full responsibility for its consequences." "For over six months now, the US, UK and France, especially the United States, have shielded Israel from any responsibility for the Gaza massacre, while they have denied Iran's inherent right to self-defense against the Israeli armed attack on our diplomatic premises. At the same time, they shamefully justified the Israeli massacre and genocide against the defenseless Palestinian people under the pretext of self-defense." "Iran's operation was entirely in the exercise of Iran's inherent right to self-defense, as outlined in Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations and recognized by international law. This concluded action was necessary and proportionate." The absence of accountability and constant inaction faced with the Israeli genocide and war crimes against the Palestinian people has only emboldened this regime to continue its violation unchecked. The US and its allies have blocked the Security Council for over six months, protecting Israel from accountability for the Gaza massacre. They not only avoid condemning Israel for these atrocities, but also actively try to cover up them. Their sole priority is supporting and defending Israel, regardless of the consequences and at all costs." "Iran has no intention of engaging in conflict with the U.S. in the region. We demonstrated our commitment to peace by exercising our restraint about involving the U.S. Army in intercepting Iranian drones and bombs for military targets in the occupied Palestinian territories. This underscores our dedication to de-escalating tension and avoiding the expansion of conflict. However, if the U.S. initiates a military operation against Iran, its citizens, or its security and interests, Iran will use its inherent right to respond proportionately."

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Former US🇺🇸 Treasury Official: 9/11 was the US’ new ‘Pearl Harbour’ moment to fight wars in the Middle East to establish GREATER ISRAEL over the last 25 years.’ ‘It was during the George W. Bush administration, that we were hearing about the need to destroy seven countries in the Middle East in five years. 9/11 became the new Pearl Harbour for launching the American intervention in the Middle East on behalf of Greater Israel. American troops and American money was used to destroy Libya, Iraq, Syria and turn them into dysfunctional countries. There’s no functioning state there. We now see that Israel has the United States at work on Iran and Israel has again renewed its attacks on Lebanon. So the agenda is very much real, it’s very much in operation. Washington has been fighting the Greater Israel cause for Netanyahu, for the first quarter of the 21st century. We’ve been at war for 25 years.’ -Prof. Paul Craig Roberts, former US Assistant Treasury Secretary for Economic Policy, speaking to us on Going Underground
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Former US🇺🇸 Treasury Official: 9/11 was the US’ new ‘Pearl Harbour’ moment to fight wars in the Middle East to establish GREATER ISRAEL over the last 25 years.’ ‘It was during the George W. Bush administration, that we were hearing about the need to destroy seven countries in the Middle East in five years. 9/11 became the new Pearl Harbour for launching the American intervention in the Middle East on behalf of Greater Israel. American troops and American money was used to destroy Libya, Iraq, Syria and turn them into dysfunctional countries. There’s no functioning state there. We now see that Israel has the United States at work on Iran and Israel has again renewed its attacks on Lebanon. So the agenda is very much real, it’s very much in operation. Washington has been fighting the Greater Israel cause for Netanyahu, for the first quarter of the 21st century. We’ve been at war for 25 years.’ -Prof. Paul Craig Roberts, former US Assistant Treasury Secretary for Economic Policy, speaking to us on Going Underground

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Former US🇺🇸 Treasury Official: 9/11 was the US’ new ‘Pearl Harbour’ moment to fight wars in the Middle East to establish GREATER ISRAEL over the last 25 years.’ ‘It was during the George W. Bush administration, that we were hearing about the need to destroy seven countries in the Middle East in five years. 9/11 became the new Pearl Harbour for launching the American intervention in the Middle East on behalf of Greater Israel. American troops and American money was used to destroy Libya, Iraq, Syria and turn them into dysfunctional countries. There’s no functioning state there. We now see that Israel has the United States at work on Iran and Israel has again renewed its attacks on Lebanon. So the agenda is very much real, it’s very much in operation. Washington has been fighting the Greater Israel cause for Netanyahu, for the first quarter of the 21st century. We’ve been at war for 25 years.’ -Prof. Paul Craig Roberts, former US Assistant Treasury Secretary for Economic Policy, on Going Underground
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Former US🇺🇸 Treasury Official: 9/11 was the US’ new ‘Pearl Harbour’ moment to fight wars in the Middle East to establish GREATER ISRAEL over the last 25 years.’ ‘It was during the George W. Bush administration, that we were hearing about the need to destroy seven countries in the Middle East in five years. 9/11 became the new Pearl Harbour for launching the American intervention in the Middle East on behalf of Greater Israel. American troops and American money was used to destroy Libya, Iraq, Syria and turn them into dysfunctional countries. There’s no functioning state there. We now see that Israel has the United States at work on Iran and Israel has again renewed its attacks on Lebanon. So the agenda is very much real, it’s very much in operation. Washington has been fighting the Greater Israel cause for Netanyahu, for the first quarter of the 21st century. We’ve been at war for 25 years.’ -Prof. Paul Craig Roberts, former US Assistant Treasury Secretary for Economic Policy, on Going Underground

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There is an Israeli venture-capital firm called Kinetica. Norm Coleman, former Republican senator, is a senior adviser to Kinetica. Coleman got Pete Hegseth the job of Secretary of Defense. Coleman told JNS that he personally advised Hegseth during the process and helped engineer what he described as a turning point in the nomination. Then Hegseth gets control of the Pentagon. June 2026, Hegseth appoints Coleman vice chair of the Pentagon’s Defense Policy Board. The same board that advises Pentagon leadership on military modernization, force structure, defense policy and national-security strategy. So Coleman helps Hegseth become Defense Secretary. Hegseth then appoints Coleman to help advise him on defense policy. Meanwhile Coleman is publicly listed as a senior adviser to a private Israeli defense-tech investment fund. Hegseth also put Marc Andreessen on the Defense Policy Board. Andreessen runs Andreessen Horowitz, one of Silicon Valley’s biggest venture-capital firms, which has invested in Anduril. So a major private investor in Pentagon contractors is now helping advise the Pentagon on the defense environment those companies operate in. Reporting has already raised questions about Hegseth’s selections because Andreessen Horowitz and companies connected to other board members overlap with defense investments tied to 1789 Capital, where Donald Trump Jr. is a partner. Now go back to Kinetica. Its advisory board also includes Kenneth Braithwaite, Trump’s former Secretary of the Navy. And Alex Moore, a board member of Palantir. Palantir is already deeply embedded in the U.S. military and disclosed to the SEC that it entered a strategic partnership with the Israeli Ministry of Defense in 2024 to supply technology assisting Israel during the war. Kinetica then entered a strategic partnership with American venture firm 8VC to help Israeli defense companies access American capital and markets. 8VC itself is deep inside the same Silicon Valley defense-tech ecosystem around Palantir, Anduril, Saronic and other military startups. At the same time, the Trump administration continues expanding military cooperation and weapons transfers to Israel. As recently as September 2026, the administration was preparing another proposed $2.8 billion munitions sale to Israel. Trump’s estimated net worth rose by roughly $3 billion from 2024 to 2025. And US senators have requested that the SEC investigate Pete Hegseth for insider trading. Yeah so anyways, most working Americans are one paycheque away from homelessness but at least Israel will send ai drones to eliminate us. So that’s fun. Honk honk.
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There is an Israeli venture-capital firm called Kinetica. Norm Coleman, former Republican senator, is a senior adviser to Kinetica. Coleman got Pete Hegseth the job of Secretary of Defense. Coleman told JNS that he personally advised Hegseth during the process and helped engineer what he described as a turning point in the nomination. Then Hegseth gets control of the Pentagon. June 2026, Hegseth appoints Coleman vice chair of the Pentagon’s Defense Policy Board. The same board that advises Pentagon leadership on military modernization, force structure, defense policy and national-security strategy. So Coleman helps Hegseth become Defense Secretary. Hegseth then appoints Coleman to help advise him on defense policy. Meanwhile Coleman is publicly listed as a senior adviser to a private Israeli defense-tech investment fund. Hegseth also put Marc Andreessen on the Defense Policy Board. Andreessen runs Andreessen Horowitz, one of Silicon Valley’s biggest venture-capital firms, which has invested in Anduril. So a major private investor in Pentagon contractors is now helping advise the Pentagon on the defense environment those companies operate in. Reporting has already raised questions about Hegseth’s selections because Andreessen Horowitz and companies connected to other board members overlap with defense investments tied to 1789 Capital, where Donald Trump Jr. is a partner. Now go back to Kinetica. Its advisory board also includes Kenneth Braithwaite, Trump’s former Secretary of the Navy. And Alex Moore, a board member of Palantir. Palantir is already deeply embedded in the U.S. military and disclosed to the SEC that it entered a strategic partnership with the Israeli Ministry of Defense in 2024 to supply technology assisting Israel during the war. Kinetica then entered a strategic partnership with American venture firm 8VC to help Israeli defense companies access American capital and markets. 8VC itself is deep inside the same Silicon Valley defense-tech ecosystem around Palantir, Anduril, Saronic and other military startups. At the same time, the Trump administration continues expanding military cooperation and weapons transfers to Israel. As recently as September 2026, the administration was preparing another proposed $2.8 billion munitions sale to Israel. Trump’s estimated net worth rose by roughly $3 billion from 2024 to 2025. And US senators have requested that the SEC investigate Pete Hegseth for insider trading. Yeah so anyways, most working Americans are one paycheque away from homelessness but at least Israel will send ai drones to eliminate us. So that’s fun. Honk honk.

𝕋𝕙𝕖 𝔸𝕣𝕔𝕙𝕚𝕧𝕚𝕤𝕥

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Israeli TV Discusses U.S. Ground Invasion of Iran and Assassination of Iran's Leadership Channel 14 says Israel is preparing for multiple scenarios, including a possible U.S. ground invasion of Iran and a renewed campaign to assassinate Iran's senior leadership. The report says that if President Trump wants Iran's top leadership targeted again, the IDF is the "best contractor" to carry it out. It also claims Iran has instructed allied militias in Iraq to prepare for confrontation if U.S. ground forces enter the country, while the IDF has refreshed its target bank to include military sites, ballistic missile infrastructure, air defenses, strategic infrastructure, and nuclear-related facilities.
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Israeli TV Discusses U.S. Ground Invasion of Iran and Assassination of Iran's Leadership Channel 14 says Israel is preparing for multiple scenarios, including a possible U.S. ground invasion of Iran and a renewed campaign to assassinate Iran's senior leadership. The report says that if President Trump wants Iran's top leadership targeted again, the IDF is the "best contractor" to carry it out. It also claims Iran has instructed allied militias in Iraq to prepare for confrontation if U.S. ground forces enter the country, while the IDF has refreshed its target bank to include military sites, ballistic missile infrastructure, air defenses, strategic infrastructure, and nuclear-related facilities.

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🇮🇷 🇮🇱 A storm is approaching the Middle East: Israeli intelligence assessments suggest that if the Iranian regime perceives an existential threat particularly from a potential U.S.-led strike it may launch its entire remaining arsenal as a last resort. Despite being degraded in 2025, Iran is estimated to still possess over 1,000 long-range missiles capable of hitting Israel and several thousand shorter-range variants. This is also why the U.S. has strengthened air defenses in the region, particularly in Jordan. The most direct and efficient ballistic missile trajectories from western/central Iran cross Iraq first, then enter Jordanian airspace, before reaching Israel. The primary defense for the US and its allies is to also target and take out as many Iranian missile launchers as possible right at the onset of the conflict.
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🇮🇷 🇮🇱 A storm is approaching the Middle East: Israeli intelligence assessments suggest that if the Iranian regime perceives an existential threat particularly from a potential U.S.-led strike it may launch its entire remaining arsenal as a last resort. Despite being degraded in 2025, Iran is estimated to still possess over 1,000 long-range missiles capable of hitting Israel and several thousand shorter-range variants. This is also why the U.S. has strengthened air defenses in the region, particularly in Jordan. The most direct and efficient ballistic missile trajectories from western/central Iran cross Iraq first, then enter Jordanian airspace, before reaching Israel. The primary defense for the US and its allies is to also target and take out as many Iranian missile launchers as possible right at the onset of the conflict.

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BIG | 🇺🇸🇨🇳🇮🇷‼️‼️ U.S. intelligence assessments indicate that satellite imagery and geospatial data supplied by Chinese entities have significantly improved Iran’s ability to track American forces and carry out more precise strikes against U.S. military targets across the Middle East. According to U.S. officials, Chinese-sourced satellite imagery helped Iran carry out the July strike on a U.S. military base in Jordan that killed three American service members. The intelligence support has also reportedly improved Tehran’s ability to monitor vessels moving through the Strait of Hormuz. Officials say the extent of Beijing’s involvement remains unclear, including whether the Chinese government directly authorized the assistance or allowed Chinese entities to provide it. Russia has also reportedly provided intelligence assistance to Iran. The development adds a potentially serious new dimension to Iran’s improving military capabilities. Better access to external intelligence can make Tehran more effective at identifying and tracking targets, while the uncertainty surrounding Beijing’s direct role leaves a critical question unresolved over how far Chinese involvement actually extends. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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BIG | 🇺🇸🇨🇳🇮🇷‼️‼️ U.S. intelligence assessments indicate that satellite imagery and geospatial data supplied by Chinese entities have significantly improved Iran’s ability to track American forces and carry out more precise strikes against U.S. military targets across the Middle East. According to U.S. officials, Chinese-sourced satellite imagery helped Iran carry out the July strike on a U.S. military base in Jordan that killed three American service members. The intelligence support has also reportedly improved Tehran’s ability to monitor vessels moving through the Strait of Hormuz. Officials say the extent of Beijing’s involvement remains unclear, including whether the Chinese government directly authorized the assistance or allowed Chinese entities to provide it. Russia has also reportedly provided intelligence assistance to Iran. The development adds a potentially serious new dimension to Iran’s improving military capabilities. Better access to external intelligence can make Tehran more effective at identifying and tracking targets, while the uncertainty surrounding Beijing’s direct role leaves a critical question unresolved over how far Chinese involvement actually extends. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

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CLEAN BREAK MEMO (1996) 🇮🇱🇺🇸 The "Clean Break: A New Strategy for Securing the Realm" is a 1996 policy paper crafted by a group led by Richard Perle for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, that said war should be waged on 7 middle eastern countries: Syria, Iraq, Iran, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, and Sudan. The memo had contributions from figures like Douglas Feith and David Wurmser, who later influenced U.S. policy under the Bush administration. The memo, produced by the Institute for Advanced Strategic and Political Studies, proposed a bold shift in Israel’s security strategy, rejecting the Oslo Accords’ “land for peace” model in favor of a proactive, militarized approach to ensure Israel’s regional dominance. It advocated abandoning negotiations with Palestinians, marginalizing Yasser Arafat, and pursuing regime change in Iraq to destabilize Syria and weaken Iran, thereby reshaping the Middle East’s power dynamics. The strategy emphasized preemptive actions, such as targeting Syria’s alleged weapons programs and supporting proxy forces, while fostering alliances with Jordan and Turkey. Critically, it urged Israel to align with U.S. interests, leveraging American military and political power to execute these goals. The memo influenced U.S. intervention in Iraq in 2003, as its authors, now in key U.S. roles, pushed for regime change, aligning with Israel’s goal of neutralizing regional threats. The memo’s legacy is its perceived role as a blueprint for destabilizing Middle Eastern governments, for the expansion of the state of Israel. Today, Israel is trying to get U.S. support to make a regime change in Iran, to complete their plan from the 90’s.
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CLEAN BREAK MEMO (1996) 🇮🇱🇺🇸 The "Clean Break: A New Strategy for Securing the Realm" is a 1996 policy paper crafted by a group led by Richard Perle for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, that said war should be waged on 7 middle eastern countries: Syria, Iraq, Iran, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, and Sudan. The memo had contributions from figures like Douglas Feith and David Wurmser, who later influenced U.S. policy under the Bush administration. The memo, produced by the Institute for Advanced Strategic and Political Studies, proposed a bold shift in Israel’s security strategy, rejecting the Oslo Accords’ “land for peace” model in favor of a proactive, militarized approach to ensure Israel’s regional dominance. It advocated abandoning negotiations with Palestinians, marginalizing Yasser Arafat, and pursuing regime change in Iraq to destabilize Syria and weaken Iran, thereby reshaping the Middle East’s power dynamics. The strategy emphasized preemptive actions, such as targeting Syria’s alleged weapons programs and supporting proxy forces, while fostering alliances with Jordan and Turkey. Critically, it urged Israel to align with U.S. interests, leveraging American military and political power to execute these goals. The memo influenced U.S. intervention in Iraq in 2003, as its authors, now in key U.S. roles, pushed for regime change, aligning with Israel’s goal of neutralizing regional threats. The memo’s legacy is its perceived role as a blueprint for destabilizing Middle Eastern governments, for the expansion of the state of Israel. Today, Israel is trying to get U.S. support to make a regime change in Iran, to complete their plan from the 90’s.

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U.S. BASES IN THE GULF ARE TURNING ALLIES INTO TARGETS The UAE has long served as a base of operations for U.S. and Israeli influence in the Middle East, hosting military installations, intelligence operations, and major financial networks just across the Gulf from Iran. But as this war escalates, that role carries a price. American partners like the UAE are becoming exposed to Iranian retaliation, turning their territory into the next potential frontline. Israel has long pushed for the United States to bear the weight of confronting Iran and reshape the region around Israeli security interests. The more this conflict expands, the deeper Washington risks being pulled into a war that drains American power and destabilizes its Gulf allies. What does this mean for America’s future in the Middle East? How far can this escalation go before the entire regional order is forced to reset? Douglas Macgregor joins us to break it down.
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U.S. BASES IN THE GULF ARE TURNING ALLIES INTO TARGETS The UAE has long served as a base of operations for U.S. and Israeli influence in the Middle East, hosting military installations, intelligence operations, and major financial networks just across the Gulf from Iran. But as this war escalates, that role carries a price. American partners like the UAE are becoming exposed to Iranian retaliation, turning their territory into the next potential frontline. Israel has long pushed for the United States to bear the weight of confronting Iran and reshape the region around Israeli security interests. The more this conflict expands, the deeper Washington risks being pulled into a war that drains American power and destabilizes its Gulf allies. What does this mean for America’s future in the Middle East? How far can this escalation go before the entire regional order is forced to reset? Douglas Macgregor joins us to break it down.

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