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US Vice President JD Vance Accuses Israeli Government of Funding Campaigns to Discredit Him

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US Vice President JD Vance accused certain Israeli government elements of funding covert campaigns aimed at swaying American public opinion and undermining negotiations with Iran. In an interview on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast, Vance claimed these efforts seek to prolong the conflict with no clear objective, emphasizing that American interests must come first. He also made a controversial statement linking convicted criminal Jeffrey Epstein, who died under mysterious circumstances in a US jail, to high levels of Israeli intelligence.

Vance described the influence campaign as a foreign interference operation designed to derail the deal he was promoting with Iran. He said many individuals who received payments attacked him unfairly, to which he responded firmly that he would continue working for the American people. He revealed that a former Trump campaign official was paid by "certain elements in the Israeli government" for negotiating with Iran.

While acknowledging that foreign governments regularly try to influence US policy, Vance expressed concern that some American leaders allowed such influence to affect their judgment. He noted that Israel is losing the battle for American public opinion, a point also publicly raised by former President Donald Trump. Vance characterized himself as advocating for a normal relationship based on mutual interests, contrasting his priorities with those of the Israeli ambassador in Washington, who he said prioritizes Israel, whereas he prioritizes America.

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