The Jewish Question: Lipton Matthews puts Jewish conspiracy theories under the microscope
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The Jewish Question has roared back into the center of public discourse with unmistakable urgency. This dramatic revival stems squarely from Israel’s recent wars against Palestinian militants and Iran, coupled with America’s unwavering military and diplomatic support for the Jewish state. These explosive conflicts have thrown Israel’s profound influence on U.S. foreign policy into the unforgiving spotlight, fueling heated arguments about lobbying power, conflicting allegiances, and the true limits of open criticism. Consider Joe Kent’s high-profile resignation as a senior advisor in the Trump sphere: he stepped down because he boldly asserted that America’s entanglement in the Iran war owed far more to Israeli pressure than to any genuine national interest. His unfiltered verdict struck like lightning and spread like wildfire across the internet.



