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A major Israeli spy operation John Kiriakou says was uncovered in the 2000s involving a leak from the Pentagon's Office of Special Plans, headed by Paul Wolfowitz and Douglas Feith — both authors, with Richard Perle, of the "Clean Break" report advocating a dual-containment strategy against Iraq and Iran on behalf of Benjamin Netanyahu. Per Kiriakou, Wolfowitz and Feith did not merely fail to take Israeli counterintelligence seriously; he believes they actively helped abet it.
John Kiriakou discusses a major Israeli spy operation uncovered in the 2000s that ran through a leak from the Pentagon’s Office of Special Plans, headed by Paul Wolfowitz and Douglas Feith — both members of the neoconservative Project for a New American Century, and co-authors, with Richard Perle, of the “Clean Break” report advocating a dual-containment strategy against Iraq and Iran on behalf of Benjamin Netanyahu.[1]
Abetting, not just overlooking
Kiriakou says he believes Wolfowitz and Feith, along with figures like David Addington and Scooter Libby, did not merely fail to take Israeli counterintelligence activity seriously — he thinks they actively helped abet Israeli counterintelligence operations against the United States, reasoning that officials who see the U.S.-Israel relationship as so close as to be functionally one figure that any information Israel obtains through spying is information Washington intended to give it anyway.[2]
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.
