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Jonathan Pollard - Jonathan Pollard, the most compramising spy in US history, was a former Pentagon intelligence analyst who was sentenced to life in prison for giving US war plans against the USSR to Israel, who sold the them to Moscow in exchange for exit VISAs for Soviet Jews. Once connected via Israeli air force colonel Avi Sella, Mossad tasked him with obtaining specific documents. Had there been a war with the Soviet Union, the Russians would have had the advantage of knowing the US's first strike plans. Despite being sentenced for life, Pollard was released in 2015, moving to Israel in 2020 when his parole expired, where he was greeted by Netanyahu upon arrival. Avi Sella was released in 2021 after being pardoned by Trump.

Robert Maxwell - Former Israeli intelligence officer Ari Ben-Menashe told Seymour Hirsch that Robert Maxwell acted as an intermediary for Israeli intelligence and the Daily Mirror editor Nick Davies was his partner in an arms firm channelling weapons to Iran. Davies denied the allegations until the Daily Mail published photographic evidence. The British tabloids dubbed the scandal Mirrorgate.

Art student spy ring - In 2002, U.S. authorities detained up to 200 young Israelis, some with military intelligence backgrounds, suspected of operating an organized intelligence-gathering ring under the guise of selling art. While the DEA-compiled report suggested potential espionage, most individuals were deported for visa violations rather than charged, amidst strong denials from Israeli officials.

Stewart Nozette - In 2013, an FBI Camera caught American defense contractor, Stewart Nozette, trying to sell intelligence to the Mossad.

Paragon - In 2026, Israeli intelligence firm Paragon, co-founded by ex-PM Ehud Barak (Epstein client) accidentally exposed its own Graphite hacking dashboard, after the company's cheif compliance officer posted a screenshot on linkedIn. Real-time data showed phone numbers, messaging apps, and active targets.

Spying on the DoD through AIPAC - Larry Franklin, of Doug Feith's office in the DoD, was arrested for passing classified information, regarding US policy toward Iran, to Israel through AIPAC employees Keith Weisman and Steve Rosen. 

Art Student spy ring - The largest foreign intelligence ring in US history, in which up to 120 Israelis were arrested after claiming to be art students and trying to gain access to sensitive government buildings, including the son of a two-star general, a former bodyguard to the head of the country's army.

Israeli spies in LBJ's administration - Abe Feinberg (Hamlet); David Ginsberg (Harari); Abe Fortas, supreme court justice (Ilhan); Arthur Goldberg, US ambassador to the UN (Menashe). Goldberg warned the Israelis that the U.S. had an audio tape that confirmed the Israeli pilots knew the Liberty was an American ship before they attacked

Iranian intel - In 2024, Iran's Intelligence Ministry claims to have identified dozens of alleged Mossad spies operating across 28 countries in Asia, Africa, and Europe.

Red Crescent ring - In 2026, a member of the Red Screscent confessed to being sexually blackmailed by Israeli intelligence into gathering intelligence, monitoring personnel and leveraging neutral infrastructure, while compremising and recruiting several colleagues into the same ring.

AMDOCS and Verint - In 1994, the US Congress passed legislation called the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act, also known as Kalia, which mandated that all telecom traffic in the United States passed through computerized central hubs to enable remote digital wiretapping. Before Kalia, wiretaps required on-site manipulation of physical phone lines, literally tapping a wire. But Kalia digitized the process, allowing new NSA type mass surveillance of telecommunications in the US. This new digital infrastructure, however, required new hardware and software for implementing the wiretaps, both of which were provided by a firm called Variant Incorporated. Variant was owned by Israeli citizens with research and development costs massively subsidized by Israel's Ministry of Industry and Trade. By the mid90s, the majority of wiretaps ordered by American law enforcement agencies were handled by Varant, giving them direct access to the privatized backbone of American telecommunications. In December 2001, shortly after 9/11, Fox News published a four-part investigative series by Carl Cameron focused on Israeli infiltration of American communication systems. And Cameron discovered that while various FBI inquiries into Varants products have been conducted over the years, the inquiries had been halted before the actual equipment was ever thoroughly tested for leaks. An FCC document cited in Cameron's report indicated that several government agencies had expressed deep concern that too many unauthorized non-law enforcement personnel could access the wiretap system through remote maintenance. Although the American investigations were seemingly sabotaged, the Dutch counter intelligence service, which used the same variant products, performed their own investigation, and they determined that all tapping equipment of the Dutch Intelligence Services and half the tapping equipment of the Dutch National Police Force was unsecure and was leaking information to Israel. Another telecom company called Amdox, which provided billing services for all of America's largest phone service providers, was similarly found to be acting as an arm of Israel's spy agency. Amdox was subcontracted by firms like Verizon and AT&T to create digital records of the source and destination of every phone call in the US and how long those calls lasted. In 1997, the FBI began an investigation into an employee of AMDX, who worked on a billing program purchased by the CIA, who'd apparently been spying on behalf of the Israelis. It was allegedly this employee who had facilitated the wiretapping of President Clinton's phone. More than two dozen intelligence, counter intelligence, law enforcement, and other officials told journalists working for Insight magazine that a daring operation run by Israel's intelligence service had intercepted telephone and modem communications on some of the most sensitive lines of the US government on an ongoing basis. FBI investigators were particularly unnerved over discovering the targeted subcontractor had somehow gotten his hands on the FBI's most sensitive phone numbers, including the bureau's black lines used for wiretapping. During this same period, emails from President Clinton had also been intercepted by Israeli intelligence services after they'd hacked into the White House's computer systems. The company that had developed the White House's communication systems was also infiltrated, and Israeli spies had installed a backdoor that allowed them to tap into the flow of data coming from the White House. But once again, the criminal investigation was inexplicably thwarted from above. When FBI counter intelligence agents sought a warrant for the subcontractor responsible, the DOJ strangely refused to cooperate, and no warrant was issued.

Trump admin - In 2019, during the first Trump administration, it was revealed that during the previous 2 years, the Israeli government had installed mobile network surveillance devices called Stingrays near the White House and other sensitive areas of Washington. Stingrays mimic cell phone towers to fool cell phones into giving them their locations and identifying information and can be used to capture the contents of cell phone calls and data use. Based on a detailed forensic analysis, the FBI and other agencies working on the case felt confident that Israeli agents had placed the devices. According to former officials, several of whom served in top intelligence and national security posts, the devices were likely intended to spy on President Donald Trump as well as his top aids and closest associates. It was pretty clear that the Israelis were responsible, said a former senior intelligence official. US officials sometimes have been taken aback by Israel's brazen spying. One former US government official recalled his frequent concern that Israel knew about internal US policy deliberations that were meant to be kept private. There were suspicions that they were listening in, the former official said based on his Israeli counterparts flaunting a level of detailed knowledge that was hard to explain otherwise. Sometimes it was sort of knowledge of our thinking. Occasionally, there were some turns of phrase, like language that, as far as we knew, had only appeared in drafts of speeches and never been actually used publicly, and then some Israeli official would repeat it back to us and say, "This would be really problematic if you were to say X," said the former official. One former senior intelligence official noted that after the FBI and other agencies concluded that the Israelis were most likely responsible for the devices, the Trump administration took no action to punish or even privately scold the Israeli government. I'm not aware of any accountability at all, the former official said. 

John Kerry - In 2014, the German magazine Der Spiegel reported that during the 2013 Middle East peace talks, the Israelis had been listening in on Secretary of State John Kerry's phone calls and the American delegation began censoring their conversations to avoid Israeli eavesdropping. 

Lawrence Franklin spy scandal - In the 2009 Lawrence Franklin spy scandal, members of the Office of Special Plans, the very Pentagon office that had been cooking the intelligence on WMDs to lie the United States into the Iraq War, were caught passing classified information to AIPAC and the Israelis.

During the leadup to George W. Bush's illegal war of aggression in Iraq, the Bush White House had grown frustrated that CIA appraisals consistently indicated that Saddam Hussein's government didn't possess weapons of mass destruction and had no meaningful ties to al Qaeda. the two main pretexts the Bush administration was trying to use to lie the US into the Iraq war. So with the aim of doing an end run around the CIA, in 2002, the Bush White House created a unit within the Pentagon called the Office of Special Plans, tasked with sifting through the federal government's raw intelligence data to look for any bits of information that could be stretched and twisted to fit the pro-war narrative. Typically that raw intelligence, informant reports, satellite imagery, etc. would be provided only to qualified intelligence analysts who could vet it for accuracy and produce reports summarizing and extrapolating from that data for use by higherups in the federal government. This new process, nicknamed stove piping, allowed Bush's political operatives to bypass neutral analysts and cherrypick vague and unreliable information that pointed to Iraq having WMDs or connections to al Qaeda and pass it straight to the White House. Those looking to minimize Bush's crimes have tried to depict him as a credulous dupe who was tricked into going to war by faulty intelligence, being exploited by the bad actors around him. But his creation of the Office of Special Plans clearly refutes this. It was a fishing expedition looking for any possible pretext, no matter how flimsy, to justify the Iraq invasion plans he'd already approved. Creation of the office was overseen by Bush's top neocon advisers, Paul Wolawitz and Douglas Feith. Back in 1978 when he was working for the US Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Wolawitz had been investigated by the FBI for illegally passing US intelligence information to the Israeli government. Douglas Feith was a co-author of the infamous Clean Break Memo, a 1996 policy planning document written for then Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and was on the board of Jinsa, the Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs, a neocon think tank with extensive ties to the Israeli government, which has been agitating for a US attack on Iran for decades. One of the people Wolawitz and Feith hired to staff the new office was a man named Lawrence Franklin. As early as 1999, the FBI had been investigating a spying and intelligence theft conspiracy being perpetrated by individuals at AIPEC, the Defense Department, and the Israeli embassy in DC. The bureau had placed the embassy's chief political officer, Naor Gillan, under surveillance and opened an investigation into Lawrence Franklin after seeing him attend repeated meetings with Gillan. In late August of 2004, CBS News broke the story of an FBI investigation into a DoD employee working under Wuawitz and Feith, who'd been spying for the Israelis. It turned out that Franklin had been passing sensitive and classified information about US policy regarding Iran to AIPEC, which in turn handed it over to the Israeli government. In a development that would be virtually inconceivable today, the FBI actually raided Apex offices twice and presented grand jury subpoenas for four senior Apac officials. The eventual indictment alleged that Kenneth Pollock, a Clinton era National Security Council staffer, and a senior DoD official named David Satderfield, had also been caught providing classified information to Apac during the same investigation. But despite being listed as co-conspirators in Franklin's case, they were never charged. The people to whom Franklin had been caught passing the information, namely Apac's top lobbyist Steve J. Rosen and an Apac staffer named Keith Weissman were charged with conspiracy to communicate national defense information and Rosen faced an additional charge for aiding and abetting. Facing overwhelming evidence collected in a year'slong FBI investigation, AIPEC, the Israelis, and their allies in US media immediately went on the attack, leveling cynical accusations of anti-semitism and calling the prosecution an anti-Jewish pogram and a setup perpetrated by covert Jew haters in the State Department. After initially being sentenced to over 12 years in prison, Franklin's sentence was ultimately reduced to 10 months of house arrest and community service. The case against the AIPAC staffers, Rosen and Weissman, was dismissed completely. Just think about the implications here. George W. Bush hires Paul Wolfawitz, who'd already been caught spying for Israel at least once, and Douglas Feith, who devoted his entire career to pushing Israeli foreign policy interests in the US government, and installs them both in the Pentagon with the task of architecting the propaganda campaign to lie the American people into the Iraq war. They hire another spy, Lawrence Franklin, who stumbles into the middle of a year'slong FBI investigation into espionage being conducted from Apac and the Israeli embassy. And yet, Franklin is only charged when CBS reveals that the FBI knew there was a spy working at the DoD. Top Ape lobbyists who aren't required to register as foreign agents despite spending billions of dollars influencing American elections on behalf of Israel are caught taking classified information from Franklin and passing it to the Israeli government. And in the end, the only person convicted of anything is Lawrence Franklin, who spent a few months on house arrest.