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Israeli Intel Responsible for Trump Changing Flights in Turkey

Last month, Israel passed intelligence to the US that caused President Donald Trump to change his planes before departing the NATO summit in Turkey.  The Washington Post reports that current and former officials said that Israeli intelligence told the US that Iran was plotting to assassinate Trump in Turkey. The US intelligence community was skeptical […]
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