Staff Reports
Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has made explosive claims connecting Israel to John F. Kennedy’s assassination. She warns President Trump could face similar danger after criticizing Israel’s military actions. This shocking statement has ignited fierce debate across the political landscape.
Greene stated that a beloved president opposed Israel’s nuclear program and was later assassinated. She clearly meant JFK without naming him directly. Her words imply Israel played a role in Kennedy’s murder over nuclear disagreements.
The firebrand Republican then questioned if President Trump now faces assassination risks. Her alarm follows Trump’s criticism of Israel for bombing Iran after he announced a ceasefire. Greene suggests Trump’s rebuke of Israel puts him in grave danger just like JFK.
Israel maintains an official policy of nuclear ambiguity, though experts believe it possesses atomic weapons. No credible evidence links Israel to Kennedy’s 1963 assassination. Historians dismiss Greene’s theory as baseless conspiracy thinking.
Greene’s warning came during a clash with Jewish conservative host Mark Levin. Levin had called her “stupid” for opposing U.S. strikes on Iran. Their feud escalated when Greene told Levin to meet Jesus, calling his views “sick and disturbing.”
The Georgia congresswoman framed the conflict in religious terms, declaring: “Jesus will return one day and those that did not recognize him will mourn.” She positioned her stance as biblically righteous while attacking critics.
Trump’s handling of Middle East tensions sparked Greene’s concern. He left the G7 summit to manage Israel-Iran clashes, later claiming full control over Iranian airspace. Greene has disagreed with Trump before but now fears for his life.
American patriots must unite against these threats to our president. Greene’s warning exposes the real dangers leaders face when standing up to foreign interests. We pray for Trump’s safety as he defends America first.
