UK-Israel Relations and Intelligence Control

We know that Britain has a role in Israel, but Israel

has a role in Britain. Pro-Israel forces currently

have control of NHS, Foreign Office,

Home Office, and Ministry of Defense data, your

data. Nigel Farage liked to talk about taking

back control,

but he wouldn't say anything about Israeli intelligence companies taking

control of key functions of our intelligence and police

services. He wouldn't say anything about the 12,000

US

soldiers in this country. They don't wanna take back control,

they wanna

control you. What about Rishi Sunak, our prime minister?

Well, his family company, Infosys, which was founded by his

father-in-law, and that his wife still has 500 million pounds

worth of shares in, has many Israeli subsidiaries and

hundreds of employees within Israel.

Infosys signed a memorandum of understanding with the state of

Israel in 2012 to develop relations and deepen

cooperation. Infosys, which works on collecting biometric

data, has also had a director until

recently who was a veteran of Israeli military intelligence

unit 8200, Uri Levine. Let's not forget that 44

whistleblowers from within unit 8200 came out and said that

this unit is surveilling the Palestinians to build kompromat

against them, and blackmailing them with

that information.

Unit 8200, don't forget that name, because the very

company that the British police use to hack phones

in this country is Cellebrite. This is an Israeli intelligence company

which is headed by alumni of unit 8200 in the Israeli

military. The CEO of Cellebrite has claimed

that they

have remote control access to all of the information

procured through their products.

The British police not only use this Israeli

intelligence company to hack phones of their citizens, they also

use something called NICE Systems as part of their

investigations. Now, NICE Systems is a subsidiary of

Israel's largest arms company, Elbit Systems.

The level of integration between British and Israeli

intelligence is unprecedented. Not only is

this program used by British police, it's also

used by the British Foreign Office.

So you are talking about the outsourcing of Britain's

external intelligence functions to elements

of the Israeli intelligence agencies.

When we look even further at this question, we wonder how

companies like Cellebrite could have got such a foothold

in the British public sector. Well, there is an

organization by the name of the UK Israel Tech Hub which has played

a very important role in all of this.

It's based in the British embassy in Israel, but it is staffed

by former military and intelligence personnel from the

Israeli

regime. It's headed by the former director general

of the

Israeli finance ministry, Haim Shani.

Haim Shani was also simultaneously the director of

Cellebrite. But who funds the UK Israel Tech Hub?

The UK Israel Tech Hub is funded by the British Foreign Office,

by the British Embassy in Israel, and the British Department of Trade.

The UK Israel Tech Hub exists for the sole purpose and

with the stated objective of procuring public sector

contracts in Britain for Israeli cyber and tech

companies. British taxpayers fund an organization

which is facilitating Israeli tech companies

staffed by former Israeli intelligence personnel taking

over public sector contracts in Britain,

including in the NHS. Currently, the data

for the British Home Office, the British Ministry of Defense, and the

NHS is handled by a company called Oracle.

Oracle was founded by Larry Ellison, the seventh richest

man in the world, and close friend of Benjamin Netanyahu.

Larry Ellison is the largest funder of the Friends of the

IDF charity in the history of the organization.

In addition to that, this company Oracle offered the

directorship

to Benjamin Netanyahu, meaning that the Home Office, the Ministry of

Defense, the Foreign Office, and the NHS has its

data stored in a cloud run by a company that

Benjamin Netanyahu was supposed to be the director of.

And do you know how that deal was procured by Larry Ellison?

Let me tell you a story. At the same time that Larry Ellison was

bidding for this contract, he had a charity in this country.

It was called the Larry Ellison Foundation.

And do you know who was employed for half a million pounds a

year at this

charity? None other than the father-in-law of Prime

Minister Boris

Johnson. And guess what? When Larry Ellison's company Oracle

procured the contract to store the data of the Ministry of

Defense, the Home Office, the Foreign Office, and the NHS, the

Larry Ellison Foundation was closed that very month.

In addition to that, British Telecom is a key backbone

of this country's infrastructure.

It delivers telecommunications to millions of people.

But why was it that the British government initiated a national

security investigation into the latest

shareholder takeover in British Telecom?

Currently, the largest shareholder in British Telecom

is Israeli

French businessman Patrick Drahi.

Now, when he took the largest share in BT, the British

government launched an investigation in that purchase on the

basis of national security. But what could possibly be their issue

with Patrick

Drahi? Patrick Drahi is the founder and owner of Israeli

news channel i24. i24 was found by Haaretz

newspaper to work as a proxy of the Netanyahu family.

i24 employs tens of former Israeli

military and intelligence personnel.

In addition to that, Patrick Drahi purchased the Liberation

newspaper in France, founded by Jean-Paul Sartre,

and replaced the

editor with a former agent of unit 8200.

Patrick Drahi has also been involved in funding

organizations that work on settlement in

Jerusalem. Patrick Drahi is currently the largest

shareholder in British Telecom. This is a question of sovereignty.

How is it that a state which outsources key

functions of its intelligence and police services, that allows

its data from key institutions to be

given to former agents of a foreign power, how is

it that a nation or a state that does that can have any claim

to sovereignty? The question now is how can those in the

British public who feel passionately about issues like

patriotism justify their willingness to outsource these

key functions of the state to Israeli intelligent

cutouts? Palestine Action has launched a campaign

which has seen

two sites in this country for Israel's largest arms company,

Elbit Systems, be shut down. The British Ministry of Defense

canceled £280 million worth of contracts with Elbit

Systems because of Palestine Action activity, and they cited

operational sovereignty. It's clear there are those in the

British establishment who know what has happened here.

The trilateral security state of the United States,

Israel, and Britain renders Britain essentially a

colony of the United States and Israel.

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