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John F Kennedy's Death Linked To Israel's 'Nuclear Program? | Big Reveal After Israel-Iran Conflict

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June 25, 2025

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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene sparked outrage by suggesting JFK was assassinated over his opposition to Israel’s nuclear program. Citing Kennedy’s 1960s push for inspections at Israel’s Dimona site, Greene linked his death to nuclear politics—despite decades of evidence debunking such claims. Critics condemned her post as conspiratorial and antisemitic, recalling past controversial remarks. The comments intensified political divisions and reignited debates over disinformation and the boundaries of free speech.

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