Advertisements Last week it was the NDAA. This weeks it’s the must-pass Intelligence Appropriations bill. A section of that bill would not just authorize but REQUIRE, but for narrow exceptions, a vast array of sharing of US intelligence, not only with Israel but with any country that joins the AbrahamContinue Reading
Shocking though the revelation of Trump’s meeting may have been, it was not entirely surprising. For months, there have been reports of US intelligence officials warning their Israeli counterparts of Trump’s untrustworthiness. That, in and of itself, is remarkable. Career federal agents expressing to foreign colleagues that the president of the United States cannot be trusted should be unthinkable.
As with so much in the first four months of the Trump administration, however, the unthinkable has come to pass.Continue Reading
Advertisements Over at Inter Press Service I report on Ehud Barak’s loose talk about the US’ intelligence assessment of Iran. The question I raise is when Barak says this rumored NIE update brings the US position “closer to ours,” what Israeli position is he referring to? The military and intel assessmentsContinue Reading
