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In June 1967, during the Six-Day War, the USS Liberty, a lightly armed American spy ship, was attacked by Israeli jets and torpedo boats in international waters off the Egyptian coast. The attack involved napalm, rockets, cannon fire, and torpedoes. The ship was flying the American flag and had clear markings. Of the crew of nearly 300, 34 were killed and 172 injured. Real-time audio recorded by the Israeli military allegedly proves they knew they were attacking an American ship. Despite the Liberty's attempts to signal for help, its messages were initially jammed. The Sixth Fleet picked up the distress signal, but claims suggest American jets were recalled under presidential orders. Allegedly, there was a plan to sink the ship and kill all the crew, but a Russian ship witnessed the events, causing the operation to be aborted. The speaker does not blame Israel, claiming they were taking orders from globalists.

On June 8, 1967, Israeli forces attacked the USS Liberty, aiming to sink the ship and blame Egypt to draw the US into the 6 day war. The assault left 34 dead and 174 wounded, but the ship survived. The incident was covered up by the mainstream media and US government, including President Lyndon Johnson. Survivors seek justice and awareness after 49 years. The brave men and women who served deserve justice.

In June 1967, during the Six-Day War, the USS Liberty, an American spy ship, was attacked by Israeli jets and torpedo boats in international waters off Egypt. The attack killed 34 and injured 172 of the crew. The ship was clearly marked as American, and the Israelis knew its identity. Real-time audio proves Israeli commanders knew they were attacking an American ship. The attack was followed by a cover-up. The US government considered sinking the Liberty. Survivors claim their distress signals were jammed and life rafts were fired upon. The US Navy inquiry was rushed and ignored key evidence. The Israelis claimed it was a mistake, but the Israeli ambassador in Washington argued Israel was guilty and should own up. President Lyndon Johnson, initially angered, softened his stance after Israel offered political support regarding Vietnam and access to captured Russian missiles. The US government then suppressed information about the attack. The Liberty was repaired and sold for scrap. Compensation was paid to victims, but many felt it was inadequate. The US and Israel grew closer, with increased aid and intelligence sharing. Some believe the attack was intentional, designed to allow Israel to seize the Golan Heights without US interference.

In 1967, I was on the USS Liberty when it was attacked by Israeli forces, resulting in casualties. The attack involved Mirage Jets, napalm, and torpedoes. I believe it was not accidental, as we intercepted classified messages. I think Israel planned the attack, and our government may have known. On this Memorial Day, I remember the fallen crewmen and hope for accountability.

On June 8, 1967, Israel attacked the USS Liberty, an unarmed American naval intelligence ship, in international waters, killing 34 Americans and wounding 171. The USS Liberty was monitoring the war between Israel and Egypt. The crew recalls Israeli reconnaissance planes circling the vessel earlier that day, with pilots waving. Recordings confirm the Israelis positively identified the USS Liberty as American. Three hours later, unmarked Israeli fighters launched missiles at the ship without warning, followed by machine-gun fire. The Liberty's radio transmissions were jammed, violating international law. Declassified documents allegedly show the order came from Moshe Dayan. After the initial assault, the pilots requested to napalm the ship. Two Israeli war boats approached and launched torpedoes. When the Americans attempted to abandon ship, the Israeli Navy opened fire on the lifeboats. A surviving marine sent a mayday message to the USS America. The Israelis intercepted the message and called off the attack. President Johnson allegedly ordered the responding fighters to be recalled. The attack was covered up, labeled a friendly fire incident, and survivors were threatened into silence. It's claimed Israel intended to blame the attack on Egypt. The speaker suggests the attack demonstrated that Israel can act with impunity against the U.S.

In June 1967, during the Six-Day War, the USS Liberty, an American spy ship, was attacked by Israeli jets and torpedo boats in international waters off Egypt, despite flying the US flag. The attack killed 34 and injured 172 of the crew. Real-time audio recorded by the Israeli military allegedly proves they knew they were attacking an American ship. Survivors recall the intense attack, including the use of napalm and machine-gunning of life rafts. The Liberty was gathering intelligence during the Cold War, intercepting communications. The ship was repeatedly overflown by Israeli aircraft in the hours leading up to the attack. During the attack, distress signals were allegedly jammed. The US government allegedly considered sinking the Liberty to prevent media coverage. Survivors claim a cover-up ensued, with testimonies ignored and evidence suppressed during the US Navy inquiry. Israel claimed the attack was a mistake. President Lyndon Johnson, allegedly facing political pressure and threats of being labeled antisemitic, softened his stance on the incident after Israel provided intelligence related to the Vietnam War. The US government allegedly made a decision to accept the apology and not push the issue further. The Liberty was repaired and later sold for scrap. Captain McGonagall received the Medal of Honor in a private ceremony. The US and Israel agreed to a treaty for intelligence exchange. Families of the victims express dissatisfaction with the lack of answers and the compensation received.

Philip Turney, 77, recounts the June 8, 1967 attack on the USS Liberty. He notes the ship was "in international waters" about twelve and a half miles off the Sinai and "positively identified as American and friendly by the IDF." He says the attack began at 02:00 with jets "painted black with no markings" and that the crew was denied a destroyer escort. Damage included transmitting antennas and watertight doors; an SOS was sent to the Sixth Fleet, with help arriving only after 17 hours. He alleges conversations where presidents ordered recall of aircraft to protect Israel: "I don't care about a few dead sailors. I will not embarrass my ally, Israel." He claims a cover-up and penalties for speaking, and that "Israel did all the murdering that day, and the US government did all the covering up." He urges leaders to reveal all facts to save America. Phil Turney, USS Liberty Veterans Association president.

The video discusses the 1967 attack on the USS Liberty by Israel, resulting in the deaths of 34 Americans. The attack was deliberate, with Israeli jets and boats targeting the ship despite its American markings. The Americans were jammed from calling for help, and the US government covered up the incident, labeling it as friendly fire. Survivors were threatened into silence, and the truth was suppressed for decades. The lack of repercussions for Israel's actions showed that America would tolerate almost anything from its ally.

The video discusses the 1967 attack on the USS Liberty by Israel, resulting in the deaths of 34 Americans. Despite clear identification, Israel deliberately targeted the ship, jammed its distress signals, and killed crew members trying to escape. The US government covered up the attack, with survivors threatened into silence. The incident highlighted Israel's belief that they could act without consequences from the US. The truth emerged years later, but justice was never served.

On June 8th, Israeli forces attacked the USS Liberty, an American ship, during the war. The ship was bombed, strafed, and torpedoed, resulting in 34 deaths and 172 injuries. The attack was unprovoked, despite the ship flying the American flag. Israeli commanders were aware they were targeting an American vessel. Newly released audio recordings provide evidence of the intentional assault. This incident sheds light on the true events of that day and its aftermath.

Israel purposefully attacked the USS Liberty, killing 34 Americans in 1967. Despite clear identification as American, Israel fired rockets, jammed signals, and torpedoed the ship. The US did little in response, covering up the incident to protect Israel's image. Johnson faced pressure but ultimately increased aid to Israel and signed a secret intelligence treaty. The attack was labeled a mistake, and Israel faced no consequences.

On June 8, 1967, Israel attacked an American Navy ship, resulting in the deaths of 34 sailors and marines and injuries to 174 others. The crew felt safe, believing Israel was a strong ally. However, during the attack, they were caught off guard as their defenses were taken out. The assault lasted about 25 minutes, and despite being clearly identified as an American ship, the attack was dismissed as an accident. There are claims that the U.S. government may have orchestrated this to provoke a war, with suggestions that leaders conspired to use the incident to justify military action. The situation was precarious, with the potential for escalating into World War III.

A few weeks ago, I received a life-changing letter from Philip Turney, a survivor of the USS Liberty attack on June 8, 1967. At 20 years old, he witnessed the brutal assault on their clearly marked American ship by Israeli forces, despite prior identification and requests for protection. The attack lasted 25 minutes, resulting in significant casualties and damage. Attempts for U.S. assistance were thwarted by high-level officials, prioritizing relations with Israel over American lives. After enduring the attack, survivors faced a cover-up and threats against their silence. Turney emphasizes their story as a crucial truth that must be shared, urging support to reveal the facts about the tragedy and the injustices faced by the crew.

06/08/1967, the height of the six day war. The USS Liberty, an American spy ship, was attacked by Israeli jets and torpedo boats off Egypt; badly damaged, two thirds of its crew were dead or wounded. The Israeli government and The US naval attache dropped a brown paper sack on the deck in the fore part of the ship, weighted down with an orange, had a business card in it. It landed right next to the severed leg of one of the deck personnel. And the note said, do you have cashless? The attack instantly triggered a domestic political crisis; one solution suggested in American government circles was to sink the Liberty so journalists could not photograph it and inflame public opinion against the Israelis. The NSA rejected this idea with an impolite comment. The planes that they said they were sending to us never arrived. The next day, American ships arrived to take the injured and the dead off the Liberty. Back in Washington, the government ensured there was little information for the press while politics went on behind closed doors.

On June 8, 1967, Israel allegedly attacked the USS Liberty, an unarmed American naval ship in international waters. Israeli pilots identified the ship as American before the coordinated air and sea attack. Israeli pilots fired from above, and missile boats fired torpedoes from below. 34 American sailors were killed, and 174 were injured. One survivor claims the American government tried to cover up the event. The USS Liberty was allegedly a spy ship listening in on Israel's war plans, which Israel didn't like. According to the survivor, Mirage jets strafed the ship and dropped napalm, and Israeli torpedo boats fired five torpedoes, one of which hit. The torpedo hit in the communication spaces. The survivor believes the attack was intentional because the ship intercepted classified Israeli messages. He believes the Israeli government planned the attack, and the American government knows it.

On June 8, 1967, the USS Liberty, a spy ship, was attacked by Israeli jets despite flying a large American flag. The ship, equipped with advanced intelligence technology, was clearly identified as American. The jets fired rockets and cannonballs, damaging the ship and injuring sailors. Israeli pilots flew low enough for sailors to wave at them before the attack. The Liberty crew tried to defend themselves by raising a larger flag, but the assault continued with napalm.

A survivor from the USS Liberty recounts the 1967 attack by Israel in waters off the Sinai Peninsula. Thirty four of my crewmen were killed and a hundred and seventy one wounded. He says Mirage jets strafed the ship, napalm was dropped, and four Israeli torpedo boats circling the vessel fired five torpedoes total, with one hit. The ship sustained a hole in the side, about 50 feet by 30 feet. He notes that all men in the gun mounts were killed and a torpedo hit the communications spaces, leaving many wounded, supposedly by an accident. He says he intercepted messages that Israel had sent, some highly classified at the time, and that these were forwarded to the government. He asserts, "And I know the Israelis, this is my opinion, planned the attack on us, and they know it too. And I believe our government knows it too."

During the Arab-Israeli 6 Day War in 1967, the USS Liberty AGTR 5, a US naval intelligence ship, was attacked by Israel. Despite surviving a torpedo hit, 25 Americans were killed and two-thirds of the crew were incapacitated. The ship was then attacked by Israeli fighter jets, which jammed their communication frequencies. The crew managed to call for help, but no assistance arrived due to White House orders. Israeli torpedo boats also attacked the ship, causing the crew to prepare to abandon ship. However, the ship regained power and stopped taking on water, so the captain decided not to abandon it. The attack was covered up, and survivors were ordered not to speak about it. The motive behind the attack was to secure the Jewish vote in upcoming elections.

On June 8, 1967, during the Six Day War, the USS Liberty was attacked by Israel, who allegedly tried to sink the ship and murder the 294 American crew members. Three unmarked Israeli fighter jets struck the ship with cannons and rockets, after which two fighter bombers dropped napalm. The radio men tried to call for help, but all US frequencies were jammed. The sixth fleet had White House orders not to launch aircraft to aid them. Three torpedo boats strafed the ship and launched torpedoes, one of which hit. The captain prepared to abandon ship, but then decided against it. Three life rafts were machine gunned by the motor torpedo boats. The Navy told the Liberty survivors never to talk about the attack or face a $10,000 fine and/or ten years imprisonment. The order came from Mayesh Dian. An IDF Navy admiral gave the order to stop the attack when the ship refused to sink. Israel's war plans included taking Syrian territory, the Golan Heights. By June 8, the IDF had captured the West Bank, East Jerusalem, Gaza, and the Sinai.

In 1967, the USS Liberty was attacked by Israeli forces in international waters. Despite clear American markings, the ship was targeted by unmarked jets and torpedo boats bearing the Star of David, resulting in numerous casualties. SOS messages were sent, but recalled by Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara and President Lyndon B. Johnson, allegedly to avoid embarrassing Israel. Survivors claim the attack was premeditated, designed to sink the ship and blame it on Arab states. After the attack, survivors were ordered to remain silent under threat of imprisonment or death. They were smeared as anti-Semitic for speaking out about the incident. The speaker, a USS Liberty veteran, calls on President Trump to investigate the attack and accuses Congress of being beholden to the Zionist state. He also challenges Charlie Kirk and Ben Shapiro to debate the issue. He believes the attack was an act of war and a war crime, and that the US is an occupied nation, prioritizing Israel over American interests. He urges support for usslibertyveterans.org.

The video discusses the attack on the USS Liberty, an American naval ship, by Israel in 1967. The ship was monitoring the war between Israel and Egypt when it was deliberately attacked by Israeli jets and torpedo boats. The crew tried to radio for help, but their transmissions were jammed. The attack resulted in the deaths of 34 American citizens and wounded 171 others. The American government covered up the incident, and the media referred to it as a friendly fire incident. The video raises questions about why Israel would attack an American ship and suggests that the attack may have been intended to be blamed on Egypt.

During the 1967 Six-Day War, the USS Liberty, a CIA intelligence gathering ship, was attacked by Israeli Air and Naval forces. The ship, flying the US flag and in international waters, was mistaken for an Egyptian ship. The attack resulted in the death of 34 Americans and the wounding of 172 crew members. The US government and Israeli officials claimed it was a case of mistaken identity, but evidence suggests otherwise. The attack was likely deliberate to maintain the secrecy of Israeli operations during the war. The subsequent cover-up involved altering reports, silencing survivors, and withholding evidence. Despite calls for a congressional investigation, it is unlikely to happen.

In 1967, at the start of the Six Day War, the USS Liberty was sent to international waters off Gaza to monitor Israel's attack on Arab states. The IDF identified the ship as American, but Israeli Mirage fighters attacked with rockets, machine guns, and napalm, followed by French-built Maestar jets. The Liberty's distress calls were jammed, but a message got through to the USS America. Defense Secretary Robert McNamara ordered the rescuing jets to return, later claiming they carried nuclear weapons. Israeli attack boats then torpedoed the Liberty and fired on life rafts. A Soviet destroyer responded before the US Navy, and the Liberty declined its aid. Thirty-four Americans died and 174 were injured. Survivors were told not to discuss the attack. Israel then invaded Syria. The Navy issued a report exonerating Israel, calling the attack an accident, and McNamara suggested forgetting the affair. A recording, made by the Israeli military during the assault, allegedly proves that Israeli commanders knew they were attacking an American ship. A survivor believes the attack was planned and that the US government knows it too.

In 1967, the USS Liberty, a US intelligence ship, was attacked by Israeli forces, resulting in 34 deaths and 171 injuries. The incident occurred 12.5 miles off the Sinai Peninsula, despite the ship supposedly being instructed to stay 100 miles away. Thirteen investigations, including 10 by the US and 3 by Israel, concluded the attack was due to errors and misidentification, not intentional targeting. A University of Miami PhD thesis extensively researched the incident, reviewing investigations, TV productions, and conducting 458 interviews in multiple countries, including interviews with key Israeli and US figures. The author, a Korean War veteran, former Navy aviator, lawyer, and judge, had no prior agenda. The thesis refutes claims of intentional targeting, which have resurfaced recently. The US inquiry suggested the flag may not have been visible due to lack of wind. The author concluded the incident was a compounding of errors, exacerbated by communication failures and secrecy surrounding intelligence gathering. The commanding officer of the Liberty was unaware of the specifics of the ship's intelligence activities.

I served on the USS Liberty in 1967 when it was attacked by Israeli forces. 34 crewmen died, 171 were wounded. I believe the attack was planned, not accidental. The Israelis strafed us with jets and torpedo boats. Our ship had 50 caliber machine guns, but many men were killed. The torpedo hit the communication spaces. I think Israel and our government knew about the attack. I remember the fallen crewmen every Memorial Day.