The Frontier

Rogan argues American politicians' immediate pledges to visit Israel upon election reveal undue influence from pro-Israel lobbying groups, which he says prioritizes Israeli interests over American ones.

Saad argues Islamic funding of Middle East studies programs in U.S. universities creates an ideological monoculture that produces activists who, despite having Western names, advocate against Israel on campus.

Benjamin Netanyahu claims the geometric rise of social media correlates almost 100% with declining US support for Israel, attributing this to foreign state manipulation using bot farms and fake accounts.

The backlash to a New York Times story by Nick Kristof on Israeli sexual violence against Palestinian prisoners focused on discrediting a single source and the use of a report from Euromed Human Rights Monitor, which critics call anti-Israel.

Doomberg claims the UAE's exit from OPEC was a condition for a US dollar swap line bailout, a move that strengthens a US-Israel-UAE bloc against other Gulf states aligning with China and Iran.

AOC refused to work with Marjorie Taylor Greene on Israel, calling her a proven bigot and anti-Semite, and stated bipartisan work is only possible where trust in intent exists.

Marjorie Taylor Greene countered AOC by citing her vote against an amendment to strip funding for Israel's Iron Dome, arguing votes matter more than rhetoric.

Krystal notes Greene's past bigoted statements, including a post of the Statue of Liberty in a burka, remain unresolved and raise questions about her ideological motives for opposing Israel's actions.

Saagar sees political utility in figures like Greene and Tucker Carlson opposing U.S. Israel policy, viewing it as a genuine shift driven by access to information and horror at the violence in Gaza.

The Wall Street Journal reported Israel built and defended a secret military outpost in the Iraqi desert to support its air campaign against Iran, which Col. Larry Wilkerson says had U.S. and likely UK complicity.

Benjamin Netanyahu told 60 Minutes he wants to wean Israel off U.S. military aid, proposing a ten-year drawdown of the $3.8 billion annual package.

Larry Wilkerson says Israel's ongoing bombardment of Lebanon has killed over 2,846 people since March, aiming to depopulate southern Lebanon for a Greater Israel.

A bipartisan group of Democrats is pushing for transparency about Israel's nuclear arsenal, arguing it is essential for securing a verifiable non-proliferation deal with Iran.

Salhani outlines a pattern of systematic targeting of journalists in Lebanon and Gaza by Israeli forces, citing the 2023 killing of Reuters photographer Issam Abdallah and recent deaths of Lebanese journalists, which media watchdogs frame as narrative control.

Simon Dixon views the current war as theatrical, engineered to create an energy crisis, reprice 50 commodities, and restructure the petroyuan/petrodollar order. He observes the narrative of Zionism and the 'Greater Israel Project' being systematically dismantled in Western media.

Simon Dixon argues that the financial industrial complex, aligned with global capital, now prioritizes regional stability for reconstruction and investment. He notes Israel's state assets are being privatized and acquired by transnational capital, integrating it into a Gulf construct normalized with Iran.

Dixon is bearish on the EU, calling it a BIS project. He cites Norway's $2 trillion sovereign wealth fund de-investing from Israel as real capital influence, but notes Norway's wealth tax forces asset sales.

Scahill claims Israel presented cooked intelligence to the White House and wants long-term economic devastation in Iran, but may accept a short-term deal to continue its wars in Gaza and Lebanon.

Glenn Greenwald criticized the ADL's annual audit on antisemitism, arguing it conflates criticism of Israel with antisemitism by including protests with chants like 'Zionist f off' or 'from the river to the sea'.

Simon Dixon argues Israel is not the controlling power but a node for plausible deniability, allowing the American empire to blame Zionism later while financial-industrial complex asset strips the West.

Massie reveals his opponent uses the Democratic payment processor Democracy Engine and that 85% of his donors also give to Democrats, exposing the bipartisan nature of the pro-Israel lobby's funding.