Mossad’s Alleged Push for Iran War and Global Tensions Escalate

Dan Caldwell, a Pentagon advisor fired amid SignalGate leaks, opposed war with Iran, clashing with pro-war factions. Israeli PM Netanyahu met Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who appeared ready to support strikes on Iran. Israel’s Mossad, the intelligence agency founded in 1949 for covert operations, is allegedly furious over delays in the Iran conflict and may have orchestrated leaks to remove anti-war figures like Caldwell, one of three ousted Pentagon officials. Mossad agents are reportedly working to discredit Hegseth online and behind the scenes. Meanwhile, India’s PM Modi held a security meeting as tensions with Pakistan spike over a Kashmir attack, with Pakistan potentially retaliating within 24 hours. Both nations, nuclear powers, risk escalation, reflecting shifting U.S. priorities in the region. These events highlight a volatile mix of covert influence, internal Pentagon purges, and looming global conflicts.

Remember the Dan Caldwell interview that we played? Caldwell didn’t tow the usual line on foreign policy. Now Netanyahu came to meet with Pete Hegseth to strike Iran. Hegseth was ready to go with Israel at any moment. The Mossad is the Institute for Intelligence and special operations Israel’s foreign intelligence agency responsible for intelligence gathering covert operations and counterterrorism, founded in 1949. They want more war. We had SignalGate 1 and SignalGate 2. The Mossad and Israel are angry that the war has not started. Hegseth fired 3 people and Dan was the one that was one of the strongest voices at the Pentagon opposing war with Iran. The Mossad got rid of these guys that were fighting against the war with Iran in the pentagon, and may have planted the leaks.
Mossad agents are working overtime on social media and behind the scenes trying to discredit Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth.
India’s Modi hold security meeting amid tensions with Pakistan. Within 24 hours Pakistan may attack India over the Kashmir attack. They are both nuclear powers.