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In the aftermath of the September 11 attacks, rumors circulated about a group of Middle Eastern men seen near New York City. This led to speculation about Israeli espionage on US soil. A witness reported seeing three men on top of a van taking pictures with the burning Twin Towers in the background. The police later stopped the van and arrested five Israeli men. Some of them were connected to Israeli intelligence, which raised concerns at the FBI. The FBI wanted to know who these men were, why they were in that parking lot on September 11, and if they had prior knowledge of the attacks. The men claimed they were just taking pictures and worked for a company called Urban Moving. The company's offices were later abandoned, leaving behind boxes and computers. The Israelis were interrogated and given lie detector tests. While opinions differ, many investigators believe that the men were involved in some form of intelligence work.

Israeli spies were detained after being caught recording the 9/11 attacks. They later admitted on television that it was their job to document the event. They were then questioned again, this time about their alleged membership in Masai. They explained that they come from a country that faces daily terror attacks and their purpose was to document the event.

There were many involved in nine eleven—the Pentagon, the executive branch, and the CIA—with prior knowledge and investments. And then there was Israel. The dancing Israelis, who posed for pictures in front of the burning towers, told the FBI that Israel now has hope that the world will understand us. Over a 100 Israelis were arrested after 9/11; they were trained in military intelligence and explosives, posing as art students with fake IDs, infiltrating government buildings. The US response was to destabilize the Middle East and to start viewing the American people as domestic terrorists. This is known as a false flag. Netanyahu has made it clear he supports Hamas, and the evidence shows that they are also a creation of the intelligence agencies. Having helped to build up Hamas, Netanyahu has now vowed to destroy it.

In 1994, a car bomb exploded outside the Israeli embassy in London, causing minor injuries but no deaths. The bomb was designed to destroy evidence and was believed to be the work of a skilled individual. A senior MI5 officer, who had access to both evidence and intelligence, concluded that Mossad, the Israeli intelligence agency, had orchestrated the attack themselves. The officer believed Mossad did this to pressure MI5 into increasing security around their embassy. Additionally, two innocent Palestinians involved in political campaigning were arrested, charged, and convicted for the attack, which effectively dismantled their network. This theory, although it may sound like a conspiracy, was the official position of MI5 at the time.

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 1946, a terrorist bombing at the King David Hotel in Jerusalem killed 91 people and injured 46. The attack was carried out by Israeli extremists, setting a deadly example for extremism in the region. The extremists disguised themselves as Arabs and detonated a bomb in the hotel, causing significant destruction. This event, along with other instances of Israeli aggression, raises questions about continued support for Israel by the UK and US. The legacy of Israeli terror has had far-reaching consequences, prompting scrutiny of the relationship between these countries and Israel.

In 1994, a car bomb exploded outside the Israeli embassy in London, suspected to be a false flag attack by Mossad. A senior Mi5 officer believed Mossad bombed their own embassy to increase security and disrupt a Palestinian support network. Two innocent Palestinians were framed for the attack, leading to their arrest and the collapse of the network. This incident had significant political implications.

In 1946, the Irgun, under Menachem Begin, carried out the deadliest atrocity to date by bombing the southwestern corner of the King David Hotel, a British headquarters that housed the military command and the criminal investigation division’s documents. The operation involved dressing as Arabs and placing bombs in the basement of the building, disguised as milk crates. Ninety-one people were killed: seventy-eight civilians and workers and thirteen British officers. Witnesses describe the aftermath in harrowing detail. Pieces of reinforced concrete hung from the roof as soldiers frantically dug through stones on the floor. People lay on the pavement and on the road, with everything rattling in the blast. One account notes it was a dreadful experience, and the "smell" of the wreckage was unforgettable; rescuers had to enter through the office windows and close them to contain the odor, a scent described as unbelievable and something the speaker would never forget. Another emotional perspective reflects on the immediate and long-term impact. The speaker had children to think of and felt a deep disappointment the following day, believing everything had been so well planned that it would go forward; instead, the operation was halted, and it would be necessary to start again. The sentiment—“a war is a war. It was a war. There were soldiers. I was a soldier.”—underscores the conflict’s brutal reality and the irony that the attack aimed to further a policy rather than target a specific individual. The speaker questions how people could even think of doing things like that and finds the idea hardly bearable. Overall, the accounts converge on the event as a pivotal act of violence by the Irgun, with the bombing causing extensive loss of life and leaving lasting impressions of horror, disruption, and moral conflict on those involved and observing the consequences.

Speaker: The two cases that really got us. First of all, there was a false flag attack in London in 1994 where a car bomb exploded outside the Israeli embassy in the center of London. I remember this vaguely. This is we're talking fourteen years ago. It was huge at the time. There'd been an earlier attack against some Jewish interests section in Buenos Aires earlier that year as well. Similar sort of MO, modus operandi, with a car bomb driven and parked outside that exploded. Very minor injuries. That was all. Nobody was killed. And it was a very sophisticated device. It appeared to eat itself, eat all the forensics. Now, this is very, very rare. Even the IRA, which is a very sophisticated terrorist organization, could not make bombs that effective. So, it looked like a, you know, sort of fairly technical person who put that together. But what emerged from that, the senior MI5 officer who was in charge of the investigation into it and had seen all the evidence, but also all the intelligence, which isn't necessarily admissible in court, wrote his formal assessment at the end of the case. And he said he reckoned that Mossad, the Israeli external intelligence agency, had bombed their own embassy. It's sort of controlled explosion outside the embassy. And as I said, that was a senior MI5 officer, and that was his formal verdict. If you read that on the Internet now, you would say, that sounds like some mad conspiracy theory. But it wasn't. This was the official position of MI5. And he said that they did it for two reasons. One, they were always hassling MI5 for increased security around their embassy and other interests in London because, of course, London had a reputation of giving safe haven to Arab dissent from around the world at that point. And MI5 kept saying, well, there's no reason to increase the threat assessment. You don't need extra protection. So letting off a controlled explosion outside, of course, they immediately got what they wanted there. But, crucially, two innocent Palestinians were arrested, charged, and convicted of conspiracy to cause that attack. And they were very active in a Palestinian support network in London, political campaigning for the people on the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. And they were getting some traction in the media. So by arresting these people and framing them from attack and sticking them in prison, the whole network just shattered and hasn't got back on its feet to this day. So that will be a clear political advantage.

In 1994, a car bomb exploded outside the Israeli embassy in London, causing minor injuries but no deaths. The bomb appeared to be a sophisticated device that destroyed all forensic evidence. A senior MI5 officer, who had access to both evidence and intelligence, concluded that Mossad, the Israeli intelligence agency, had orchestrated the attack. The officer believed Mossad did this to pressure MI5 into increasing security measures around the embassy. Additionally, two innocent Palestinians involved in political campaigning for the West Bank and Gaza were wrongfully arrested, charged, and convicted, causing their network to collapse.

The discussion centers on the 1994 London incident: a car bomb exploded outside the Israeli embassy in central London, a highly visible false flag scenario at the time. Earlier that year, there was a similar attack against a Jewish interests section in Buenos Aires, using a car bomb driven and parked outside that exploded, causing very minor injuries and no fatalities. The device was sophisticated and appeared to “eat” its forensic traces, a level of technical execution that even the IRA struggled to match. What followed was a claim by a senior MI5 officer who oversaw the investigation and had access to all evidence and intelligence (not all of which is admissible in court). In his formal assessment, he stated that Mossad, the Israeli external intelligence agency, had bombed their own embassy in a controlled explosion. He gave two reasons for this assessment. First, Israel was continually pressuring MI5 for increased security around its embassy and other interests in London, given London’s reputation at the time for providing safe haven to Arab dissidents from around the world; MI5 had argued there was no need to increase threat levels. By conducting a controlled explosion, the operation immediately achieved the desired result of heightened security and attention. Second, and crucial, two innocent Palestinians were arrested, charged, and convicted of conspiracy to cause the attack. They were active in a Palestinian support network in London and engaged in political campaigning for people in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Their arrest and conviction effectively disrupted and crippled that network, which, according to the officer, has not recovered to this day. The implication drawn is that the operation served a political purpose by dismantling a network and providing a significant strategic advantage.

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.

The Lavonne affair was an Israeli terrorist operation in Egypt called Operation Susannah in 1954. Israeli elements planned attacks on British, Egyptian, and American targets, blaming them on Muslim extremists. A group of Egyptian Jews, known as Cyane, carried out the attacks. The plot was uncovered when a bomb exploded prematurely, leading to arrests and confessions. Israel tried to spin it as an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory. They scapegoated the defense minister, Penhas Lavonne, to protect the real group behind the attacks. Israel later claimed that the Egyptians were tipped off. This incident strained the relationship between Egypt, America, and Britain. The video also briefly mentions the collapse of the Twin Towers on 9/11, questioning the official narrative.

After the September 11 attacks, rumors circulated about Middle Eastern men seen near NYC. 5 Israelis were arrested for suspicious behavior. They worked for a moving company and denied any involvement in espionage. FBI found no evidence of advanced knowledge of the attacks. The men were deported after 71 days and banned from the US for 10 years. The FBI believed they were monitoring Islamic charities, not targeting the US. The investigation did not uncover any ties to the attacks. Israeli officials denied any intelligence operation. The FBI concluded the men were not involved in the September 11 plot.

After 9/11, many questions arose. Earlier that year, Ariel Sharon became Prime Minister of Israel, and around the same time, numerous individuals identifying as Israeli art students were apprehended across the U.S. The CIA rounded up around 200 of these individuals, who were found photographing federal buildings. Some Israelis were caught in New Jersey, photographing and celebrating the towers coming down. Others were found with explosives and later identified as Mossad agents. After 9/11, the U.S. declared war on various Arab Muslim countries. This occurred after the arrest of numerous Mossad agents and the appointment of Ariel Sharon, the author of an old plan, as Prime Minister. Simultaneously, the authors of the clean break report gained control of the Pentagon under George W. Bush. Together, the U.S. and Israel launched a global war against Muslim countries.

The Lavarn affair, known as Operation Suzanna (Susannah), was an Israeli terrorist operation in Egypt in 1954, with targets bombed. In the 1950s the US pressed Britain to leave the Suez Canal; Israel would not tolerate British departure. Elements within Israel planned false-flag attacks to be blamed on Muslims, code-named Susannah. Egyptian Jews known as Syanin carried out the attacks. The first bomb hit a post office in Alexandria on July 2; a phosphorus bomb exploded in Natansson’s pocket as he approached Rio Cinema on July 14, leading to his arrest and the ring’s breakup. These ad hominem attacks are a common tactic of the Zionists. For more information, read Jack Bernstein's book, The Life of an American Jew in Racist Marxist Israel. As the trial progressed, Israel claimed Egyptians were tipped off and scapegoated defense minister Pinhaz Levon to shield the inside group behind Susannah.

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.

Some individuals expressed being "sick and tired" of Jews pushing for war against Muslim countries, claiming they have too much power and are willing to spend American blood and treasure to get their way. One person stated that Americans should be able to discuss US policy toward Israel, and whether they want to be involved in fighting Israel's wars. They added that Israel is of no particular strategic worth to the US, has no resources the US needs, and their association is a negative for the US. The bombing of the USS Liberty, which killed 34 and injured over 170 American crewmen, was also discussed. Some believe the attack was intentional, not an accident, and that Israel covered it up. One person claimed the Israelis massacred Egyptian prisoners of war because they wanted to move troops to the Syrian border and couldn't handle the prisoners. It's perceived that the USS Liberty was attacked because the Israelis thought the ship was intercepting information about the massacre. Jets launched from the USS Saratoga to aid the Liberty were recalled by McNamara and President Johnson, allegedly because Israel has too much money and controlling interests in the US government.

The LaVon affair was an Israeli terrorist operation in Egypt called Operation Susannah. It aimed to sabotage the relationship between Egypt, America, and Britain by carrying out false flag attacks on British, Egyptian, and American targets. The attacks were planned by elements within Israel and blamed on Muslim extremists. A group of Egyptian Jews, known as Sayanine, was recruited for the bombings. The plot was uncovered when one of the terrorists was arrested after a bomb exploded prematurely. Israel tried to spin it as an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory and scapegoated the defense minister, Pinhas LaVon. This incident strained the relationship between America and its ally, Israel.

In 1954, Israel initiated Operation Suzanna, a terrorist operation in Egypt, due to the US becoming friendlier with Egypt and influencing the British to leave the Suez Canal. The plan involved bombing Egyptian, American, and British-owned targets and blaming it on Muslim extremists to incite anger and damage relations between Egypt, America, and Britain. Egyptian Jews, referred to as Syanin, were recruited to carry out the attacks. The bombings began on July 2nd, targeting a post office in Alexandria. Further attacks occurred on July 14th, targeting US information agency libraries in Cairo and Alexandria. However, a premature explosion exposed one of the terrorists, leading to the breakup of the ring. Despite the investigation, further attacks were carried out. Following the plot's exposure, some attempted to dismiss it as an antisemitic conspiracy theory. Israel claimed Egypt was tipped off and scapegoated Defense Minister Pinhaz Levon to protect those who planned Operation Susannah. The speaker references Jack Bernstein's book and his assassination by Mossad. The speaker then compares the collapse of a building to the collapse of the Twin Towers on 9/11, suggesting it was a planned demolition.

The USS Liberty, a US spy ship, is attacked by Israeli forces during the 6 day war in the Middle East. The ship is heavily damaged, and crew members are killed. The attack was intended to blame Egypt and provoke US involvement in the war. The plan, known as Operation Cyanide, aimed to justify a joint Israeli-US nuclear strike on Egypt. This false flag operation put multiple countries at risk of a global nuclear conflict.

The Lavarn affair was an Israeli terrorist operation in Egypt known as Operation Suzanna, in which Egyptian, American, and British owned targets in Egypt were bombed in 1954. A plan for a series of false flag attacks was code named 'Operation Susannah.' A group of Egyptian Jews was recruited; Jews in the diaspora that are recruited are known as Syanin. The first bomb went off July 2 at a post office in Alexandria. On July 14 the Jewish terrorists firebombed US information agency libraries in Cairo and Alexandria. A phosphorus bomb exploded prematurely in Philip Natansson's pocket as he was about to enter the Rio Cinema in Alexandria; his arrest broke up the ring. Israel claimed Egyptians were tipped off and scapegoated defense minister Pinhaz Levon to hide the real group inside Israel who planned Operation Susannah and other false flag attacks.

After the September 11 attacks, rumors circulated about Middle Eastern men seen near New York City. Speculation arose about possible Israeli espionage on US soil.

In 1954, Israel orchestrated the Lavon Affair, a false flag operation in Egypt, due to concerns about rising Egyptian nationalism under President Nasser and Egypt's growing ties with Western powers. Israeli military intelligence recruited Egyptian Jews and Israeli agents to bomb American and British institutions in Egypt. The goal was to blame the attacks on the Muslim Brotherhood, Egyptian communists, or local nationalists, to damage Egyptian relations with the US and UK. In July 1954, bombings targeted cinemas, libraries, and post offices in Cairo and Alexandria. On July 23, a bomb exploded prematurely, leading to the exposure of the spy ring. Egypt announced the arrest of a 13-man spy ring, concluding that Israeli Defense Secretary Pinchas Lavon ordered the operation. Two agents were acquitted, one unalived himself upon arrest, two more were unalived, and the rest received lengthy prison sentences. The affair damaged Israel's standing with the US and UK. In 2005, Israel publicly honored the surviving spies, ending decades of denial.