Episode 40: How Marvel Does Mossad?

First Aired on 30 October 2022

Marvel and the Zionist superhero... A controversy has emerged around the Hollywood juggernaut Marvel Studios as it was announced that its forthcoming film Captain America 4 would feature the character of an Israeli intelligence agent named Sabra.

This has raised concerns not only about Marvel's own historical ties to the Israeli military, but also about the Zionist regime's broader influence in Hollywood.

The actor scheduled to play the Sabra character, Shira Haas, originally learned to act in the "Israeli" military, where she was part of a theater group. She also worked with StandWithUs, an Israel lobby group funded directly by the regime's Prime Minister's office.

StandWithUs also founded a cultural arm focused on the music and film industry called Creative Community For Peace, formed by music and film executives to pressure artists and actors to normalize with Israel and shun BDS.

Shira Haas is also due to appear in a series called Lioness, playing the character of Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir and depicting her life in an attempt to beautify her legacy.

Marvel has a long history of collaborating with the US military, allowing it to edit scripts for films such as Captain America: First America, Iron Man 1 and 2, The Hulk, and Captain Marvel, among many others.

What is less known is the extent to which Israeli military figures linked to significant lobby groups have had a role in the company's story.

The current chairman of Marvel Entertainment is Isaac Perlmutter. He fought in the Israeli military, occupying the West Bank and Gaza. His family foundation funds the Friends of the Israeli Occupation Forces, the Anti Defamation League, and the Jewish Agency for Israel.

Perlmutter is also very close to Donald Trump and was often referred to as the "shadow" of the Head of Military Veteran Affairs due to the close advisory role he fulfilled while Trump was President.

His wife, Laura Perlmutter, funded Trump's election campaign and was even on his inauguration committee.

Avi Arad, current CEO of Marvel Entertainment, also fought in the Israeli military at the same time.

Early investors in Marvel Comics, Carl Ichan and Ronald Perelman, are also linked very closely to Israel. Both were included in Benjamin Netanyahu's infamous list of millionaires to be tapped up to fund his election campaign.

Perelman's foundation has contributed to several prominent Zionist organizations, including the JNF, which is the largest settlement building organization in Palestine.

Perelman is thought to be very close to Donald Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, and has a history of donating to Trump's election campaigns.

Perelman is also believed to have been close to convicted paedophile, sex trafficker, and likely Israeli intelligence asset, Jeffrey Epstein.

So here we have some background on Marvel and how it could come to glorify Israeli intelligence agents before millions of impressionable young minds.