Senior Expert Reveals Islamic Plan to Dominate US Amid Democratic Party Shifts
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Dr. Kobi Berda revealed on Israeli radio a long-term Islamic plan to dominate the US, linked to radical shifts in the Democratic Party since 2016 and recent US-Iran tensions. He emphasized the strategic importance of the 2026 World Cup in US politics and conflict management.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Dr. Kobi Berda exposed a long-term Islamic strategy to dominate the US starting around 2016.
- Radical candidates have risen within the Democratic Party, culminating in a New York City takeover.
- A candidate publicly disrespected the US flag, illustrating extreme political shifts.
- Berda linked recent US-Iran clashes to miscalculations by Iran and limited Trump’s options.
- Trump sought to avoid conflict escalation during the 2026 World Cup, seen as a major US event.
- Tensions eventually reached a breaking point despite efforts to maintain peace during the tournament.
Dr. Kobi Berda, a senior analyst, discussed on 103FM radio the long-term Islamic strategy to take control of the United States, linking it to significant changes within the Democratic Party ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. He traced this process back to around 2016, highlighting the rise of extremely radical candidates within the party. Berda cited recent events such as the Democratic Party's complete takeover of New York City and noted a candidate who publicly disrespected the US flag.
Berda also commented on recent clashes between the US and Iran, suggesting that Iran miscalculated the situation and left former President Trump with limited options. He explained that Trump was reluctant to escalate the conflict, especially during the World Cup, which he described as a major event for US soccer that Trump viewed as his own celebration. According to Berda, preparations were made to avoid war during the tournament, but tensions eventually reached a breaking point.
The expert’s remarks connect the internal political shifts in the US with broader geopolitical tensions and cultural events, framing them as part of a complex and ongoing struggle involving Islamic movements and US domestic politics.
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