Topic: Rafah

Celente reports that nearly 1 million people have been displaced in Gaza due to the ongoing conflict. He also criticizes the "prostitute media" for failing to report on the total failure of the Ukrainian counter-offensive. He mocks Speaker Mike Johnson and Mitch McConnell for continuing to fund these wars with American taxpayer money.

Callers discuss the possibility of Joe Biden being removed from office before the election, potentially through a health crisis, to allow a more viable candidate to run. The Biden administration's stance on the Israel-Palestine conflict is characterized as a "psyop" designed to appeal to voters while continuing to fund military operations behind the scenes.

The invasion of Rafah is described as a move by Netanyahu to stay in power despite international condemnation and a potential break in his governing coalition. Claims are made that the Likud party historically supported and funded Hamas to divide Palestinian leadership. Furthermore, the slow response to the October 7th attacks is characterized as a suspicious "stand-down" that benefited the Israeli government's long-term goals.

The Israeli military invasion of Rafah is proceeding despite international opposition and warnings from the Biden administration. Critics argue that Netanyahu is prolonging the conflict to remain in power and avoid domestic legal consequences. Evidence suggests that the Likud party historically facilitated funding for Hamas via Qatar to divide Palestinian political leadership and prevent a two-state solution.

A New York Times article on calorie restriction and longevity is dismissed as a distraction from the poor quality of ultra-processed foods fed to the public. Bill Maher is criticized for labeling pro-Palestinian protesters as "ignorant narcissists" while ignoring the high civilian death toll in Gaza. The segment concludes by urging listeners to support Infowars and the Trends Journal to stay informed about global events.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) withdraw troops from southern Gaza, signaling potential progress in ceasefire negotiations with Hamas. The discussion questions whether this move is a temporary pause before an assault on Rafah. Additionally, the segment critiques the marketing of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccines and antiviral drugs like Paxlovid.

Celente discusses the Israeli airstrike on the Iranian consulate in Damascus and Netanyahu's resolve to invade Rafah. He warns that these escalations are leading to a major military conflict with Iran that will spike oil prices to over $140 a barrel. He argues that Netanyahu is ramping up the war to distract from domestic protests and maintain his political power.

Alex Jones addresses leaked footage from the Israeli Defense Ministry showing drones killing unarmed individuals in southern Gaza, which he characterizes as fitting the definition of genocide. He questions why Israel stood down for several hours on October 7th and argues that current military actions are destroying Israel's international image. Jones warns that the conflict is on a collision course for a "biblical" nuclear war involving Iran and Saudi Arabia, while criticizing Israeli ministers like Ron Dermer for their defiance of global opinion regarding the invasion of Rafah.

Jones discusses the "Hegelian dialectic" used by globalists to create a clash of civilizations by bringing Middle Eastern migrants into the West. He asserts that Israel helped create Hamas in 1977 to destabilize non-violent Palestinian movements and cites US Code Section 1091 regarding the prohibition of genocide. The segment critiques Jared Kushner's comments on Gaza's "waterfront property" and reiterates that the world has turned against the Israeli leadership's current strategy.

Journalist Hala joins the conversation, arguing that Israel acts with genocide because it has total impunity granted by the US and UK. She mentions a recent video allegedly showing an Israeli tank running over a wounded man near a hospital. Hala asserts that as long as the Western world refuses to sanction Israel, the "extermination" of Palestinians will continue.

Benjamin Netanyahu is accused of prolonging the conflict in Gaza to ensure his own political survival amidst corruption charges and domestic protests. The "campaign" in Gaza is characterized as a slaughter of civilians, with over 70% of the territory destroyed. Celente criticizes the $95 billion in US foreign aid for war while Americans struggle with inflation and a third-world infrastructure.