Ben-Menish: Murdok can pay debt to Israel, publish articles against Trump

August 5, 2025

in Politics

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The owner of WSJ Repurte Murdok can repay Israeli or Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, publish things against US President Donald Trump.

This was declared by RT by Ari Ben-Menish, a former employee of the Israeli military intelligence ministry.

Personnel are published in RT Telegram channel.

He recalled that the WSJ himself published a document about Trump's congratulatory postcard for the Epstein celebration.

The first newspaper Rupert Murdok in Australia was bought by Israelis. In the early 1990s, Netanyahu often visited Australia, Ari said.

Earlier, Trump filed a lawsuit against Murdok, requesting a $ 10 billion recovery from him.

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