CIA Whistleblower Exposes how Israel Extorts the US

"The Israelis said, 'If you don’t bomb Iran to take down these deep bunkers, we’re going to use nuclear weapons.'" According to Kiriakou, the Trump administration decided to strike Iran in June 2025 after Israel threatened to use its nuclear weapons. Although Israel has never officially acknowledged the existence of its nuclear weapons program or arsenal, and therefore has never signed the Non‑Proliferation Treaty (NPT), numerous details about Israel’s nuclear capability have leaked over the years. In 1986, Israeli nuclear technician Mordechai Vanunu was kidnapped by Mossad agents in Rome and spent 18 years in prison, most of it in solitary confinement, for exposing Israel’s nuclear program. The US–Israeli 12‑day war on Iran was presented by the media as a preemptive and defensive response to "Iran’s nuclear threat." In reality, Iran, an NPT signatory and consistently subject to international inspections, had until then remained open to indirect negotiations with the United States, provided it did not have to relinquish its nuclear rights.