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Israeli-American Hollywood producer and, per John Kiriakou, an Israeli super-spy and arms dealer for LAKAM; central to a Netanyahu corruption charge, and named in FBI documents alongside Netanyahu in the smuggling of U.S. nuclear secrets.
Arnon Milchan is the Israeli-American producer behind films such as Pretty Woman, Fight Club and 12 Years a Slave, whom John Kiriakou describes as an Israeli super-spy and arms dealer working for LAKAM.[1][2] Kiriakou says the FBI had known for two decades that Milchan was an Israeli spy; after an operation was blown and a Hebrew-language interview cost him his rare ten-year U.S. visa, Milchan went to Benjamin Netanyahu, who lobbied Secretary of State John Kerry three times to restore it — the basis of one of Netanyahu’s corruption charges.[3] Kiriakou adds that FBI documents obtained under the Freedom of Information Act place both Milchan and Netanyahu personally in the smuggling of U.S. nuclear secrets.[4]
Sourced from John Kiriakou's on-record public statements. See his profile for the full body of his interviews, podcast appearances, and short-form video.
