Your Favourite Movies Are Mossad Propoganda

Arnon Milchan is a producer credited on over 130 films, including "Fight Club," "Pretty Woman," "JFK," "Heat," "LA Confidential," "The Revenant," "12 Years a Slave," "Birdman," "Gone Girl," "Bohemian Rhapsody," and "The Big Short."

Arnon Milchan spent years as an Israeli secret agent and arms dealer.

CBS revealed that Arnon Milchan lived a double life as a Hollywood producer and one of Israel's largest weapons dealers.

In a recent Israeli documentary, Arnon Milchan confirmed he was working for Israel's top spy agency.

Arnon Milchan admitted to using his Hollywood contacts to run a separate propaganda operation for apartheid South Africa in exchange for uranium.

A History," published in 2022, won an academic award and used sources from Israel's state archives, military archives, and personal papers of Hollywood figures.

Israel had a government committee that vetted foreign film scripts, requiring an Israeli official's sign-off for Hollywood productions to receive money, equipment, or location access from the Israeli government.

Israel's foreign ministry ran direct lobbying campaigns on Hollywood A-listers, including an instance where the foreign minister gave a private policy briefing at Arnon Milchan's Malibu estate to 70 Hollywood figures like Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt.

Arnon Milchan, who ran United Artists, was a personal friend of Lyndon B. Johnson, who regularly called him for advice.

Film critics like Steven Spielberg from the Los Angeles Times and Jeffrey Goldberg from Bloomberg commented on the pro-Israel political message in "World War Z."

The 1986 action film "The Delta Force" was directed and produced by Israeli filmmakers, financed through their American studio, and received support from the Israeli military, which provided helicopters, fighter jets, and a submarine.

The graffiti artists stated they were protesting "Homeland's" relentless stereotyping of Pakistanis, Afghans, and the Muslim world generally.

Gideon Raff, the Israeli creator of "Homeland," went on to make other Netflix productions like "Tyrant," "The Red Sea Diving Resort," and "The Spy," both of which glorify Mossad.

Mossad killed 14 Iranian nuclear scientists and their family members, devastating the entire program.

Black Cube operative Stella Penn used a fake identity, posing as a women's rights advocate, to secretly record conversations with actress Rose McGowan for leverage against Harvey Weinstein.

In the 1970s, Vanessa Redgrave won an Oscar for "Julia" but faced protests from a militant Zionist group outside the venue and was not cast in another major American studio film for nearly a decade after giving airtime to Yasser Arafat.

Susan Sarandon was dropped by her agency in 2023 after making comments at a pro-Palestinian rally, and Melissa Barrera was fired from "Scream 7" the same week for an Instagram post about Gaza.

It made $130 million at the box office, which is modest by Spielberg standards.

War of the Worlds made $600 million 6 months earlier.