The Most DEMONIC Israeli Politician (NOT Netanyahu) & Iran Deal Threat | Julian Dorey • 438

The US and Iran signed a 14-point Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), effectively a preliminary agreement, at Versailles. This deal aims to halt the ongoing conflict and potentially lift economic sanctions on Iran within 60 days, contingent on Iran's adherence to protocols regarding nuclear weapon development. The host views this as a crucial, albeit flawed, step towards ending a disastrous war that has closed the Strait of Hormuz and caused global economic instability.

The MOU was signed electronically and then at the Versailles Palace by Donald Trump. It outlines a 60-day period for negotiating economic sanctions relief for Iran in exchange for compliance on nuclear weapons development. The host notes the Strait of Hormuz was closed due to the conflict, impacting global oil prices and the economy.

Key figures within the Israeli government, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, and National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, have openly rejected the MOU. They assert Israel is not bound by the agreement and will continue military operations, particularly in southern Lebanon, with calls for ethnic cleansing and destruction, directly undermining US diplomatic efforts.

Netanyahu stated Israel was not bound by the agreement and would preserve its freedom of action against Hezbollah. Ben-Gvir declared, 'Trump's agreement does not bind us.' Smotrich and Ben-Gvir have publicly called for 'flattening' and 'burning' Lebanon, displacing hundreds of thousands of civilians.

J.D. Vance highlighted that two-thirds of Israel's defensive weapons are funded by American taxpayers. This financial leverage is presented as a critical point of influence, suggesting that the US should assert its interests and demand accountability from Israel, especially when Israeli actions contradict US foreign policy goals or risk escalating regional conflicts.

J.D. Vance stated, '2/3 of the defensive weapons that have protected your homeland have been built by American hands and paid for by American tax dollars.' He criticized Israeli cabinet members for attacking the US President, implying they shouldn't 'bite the hand that feeds you.'

Itamar Ben-Gvir, Israel's Minister of National Security, is portrayed as an extremist racial supremacist and a 'demonic man' whose ideology is rooted in Kahane-ism, a movement once designated as a terrorist organization by the US. His public statements, such as 'All of Lebanon must burn' and advocating for the execution of Palestinian prisoners, demonstrate a profound hatred and a desire for widespread destruction, making him a significant obstacle to any diplomatic resolution.

Ben-Gvir tweeted, 'for every tear of an Israeli mother, a thousand Lebanese mothers must weep. All of Lebanon must burn.' He publicly called to 'flatten' Beirut's Dahieh, a densely populated civilian area. He is a Kahane-ist, an ideology that advocates for the removal of all Arabs from Israeli society, and for two decades displayed a portrait of Baruch Goldstein, who massacred 29 people in a mosque.

The host criticizes US media personalities like Ben Shapiro and Mark Levin, and politicians like Mike Huckabee, for what he perceives as a primary loyalty to Israel over American interests. He points out their shifting political allegiances and willingness to advocate for policies that benefit a foreign nation, even if detrimental to the US, while simultaneously claiming to be 'constitutional conservatives' or 'patriots.'

Ben Shapiro, a former 'Never Trumper,' became a Trump supporter when Trump was 'good on Israel,' but now criticizes the Iran deal. Mark Levin, who previously dismissed Congress's role in war, now demands congressional review for the MOU. Mike Huckabee, as US ambassador, stated, 'Without Israel, without the Jewish foundation, there would not be an America,' and advocated for an Israeli spy's release and repatriation.