


BUSTED: ISRAEL SPIED ON U.S. & ALLIES AT BASE TO PLAN GAZA’S FUTURE… BECAUSE TRUST IS OPTIONAL NOW
While the U.S., UK, and other partners were trying to plan humanitarian aid and postwar security for Gaza at a joint base, Israel was allegedly busy... spying on all of them.
Allegedly, Israeli intelligence ran surveillance on communications inside the very base where allies were trying to help Israel manage the fallout of its Gaza campaign.
The spying at the Civil-Military Coordination Center (CMCC) prompted the U.S. commander of the base, Lt. Gen. Patrick Frank, to summon an Israeli counterpart for a meeting to tell them that “recording has to stop”.
Staff and visitors from other countries have also raised concerns about Israel recording inside the CMCC.
Some have allegedly been told to avoid sharing sensitive information because of the risk it could be collected and exploited.
The goal? Gain leverage over sensitive talks about what comes after the bombs, aid flows, international oversight, and who gets a say in Gaza’s future.
If true, it’s not just bad optics, it’s a diplomatic sucker punch to the very countries backing Tel Aviv with weapons, funding, and political cover.
So while the U.S. bends over backwards to shield Israel on the global stage, Tel Aviv’s response?
Plant ears in the room.
Source: The Guardian, Yahoo News
Mike