US requests extradition of Israeli head of a US think tank because he was spying for China.
With "friends" like Israel, the US doesn't need enemies.
Remember Jonathan Pollard who was selling highly classified US secrets to the Israeli "friend" of the US?
The Israeli traitor, Gal Luft, had fled to Israel, like so many Jewish rapists and criminals do when they're caught by the US. The question is: will Israel hand him over to US authorities?
In July 2023, federal prosecutors in Manhattan accused Gal Luft of paying a former high-ranking U.S. government official on behalf of Chinese principals in 2016, as well as seeking to broker the sale of weapons and Iranian oil.
Luft, an Israeli citizen living and working in the US, was arrested in Cyprus last February but fled to Israel, a haven for Jewish criminals from around the world, while released on bail.
Luft, the co-director of the Washington-based Institute for the Analysis of Global Security, said in posts on X last year that he had never been an arms dealer and that the charges were "politically motivated." But who in the US, an otherwise lackey nation to Israel, would persecute a Jewish criminal on trumped up charges?
The Institute for the Analysis of Global Security describes itself as a think tank focused on energy, security and economic trends, and it seems selling secrets to enemies of the US like China is part of its business. The U.S. Justice Department is cracking down on agents of adversaries like Russia and China.
Last week, federal prosecutors charged two employees of Russian state media network RT with scheming to influence the 2024 election. They also charged a former New York state government employee with promoting China's interests.
If Luft is extradited, he will appear in Manhattan federal court and be asked to enter a plea.
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