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So, jsut believe us.

But former officials with deep experience dealing with intelligence matters scoff at the Israeli claim — a pro forma denial Israeli officials are also known to make in private to skeptical U.S. counterparts.

BUUUUUUUUUUUUT. these tricky FORMER non sourced officals with DEEEEEEEP experience dealing with THESE MATTERS, """""SCOFF""""" at the Israeli claim. What Israelis? Just Israelis?

One former senior intelligence official noted that after the FBI and other agencies concluded that the Israelis were most likely responsible for the devices, the Trump administration took no action to punish or even privately scold the Israeli government.

Those pesky FORMER senior intel officals stated that they were MOST LIKELY involved!!!!!! All Trump needed to do was scold the Israeli government.

The former senior intelligence official criticized, remarking on the striking difference from past administrations, which likely would have at a very minimum issued a démarche, or formal diplomatic reprimand, to the foreign government condemning its actions.

No they wouldn't, left-right paradigm propaganda. Obama and his Jew who pushed for cognitive deception in the 9/11 truth movement helped to cover up Zionist involvement in the 9/11 attacks.

“I’m not aware of any accountability at all,” said the former official.

Former offical, blah, blah, blah. Our entire government and the Lukidniks who MSN shilled for have no accountability.

With the president, the former senior Trump administration official noted, that could include trying to listen in on the devices of the people he regularly communicates with, such as Steve Wynn, Sean Hannity and Rudy Giuliani.

“The people in that circle are heavily targeted,” said the former Trump official.

The people who covered up 9/11?

....the former official added.

Just stop, please.

That’s true even for a close U.S. ally like Israel, which often seeks an edge in its diplomatic maneuvering with the United States.

That's true.

“The Israelis are pretty aggressive” in their intelligence gathering operations, said a former senior intelligence official. “They’re all about protecting the security of the Israeli state and they do whatever they feel they have to to achieve that objective.”

And they control these entities for the most part who investigated this alleged matter.

So even though Trump has formed a warm relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and made numerous policy moves favorable to the Israeli government — such as moving the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem, ripping up the Iran nuclear deal and heavily targeting Iran with sanctions — Israel became a prime suspect in planting the devices.

So, they are a suspect now in this matter? Let us not talk about the agencies invovled in investigating this alleged matter and their treasonous surviellance.

“You can often, depending upon the tradecraft of the people who put them in place, figure out who’s been accessing them to pull the data off the devices,” another former senior U.S. intelligence official explained.

Another former senior official, where have we heard this before? Also, I cannot help but think this article is suppose to manufacture some sort of consent.

Washington is awash in surveillance, and efforts of foreign entities to try to spy on administration officials and other top political figures are fairly common. But not many countries have the capability — or the budget — to plant the devices found in this most recent incident, which is another reason suspicion fell on Israel.

You mean our own government?

“The costs involved are really significant,” according to a former senior Trump administration official. “This is not an easy or ubiquitous practice.”

FORMER

Among professionals, the Israeli intelligence services have an especially fearsome reputation. But they do sometimes make mistakes and are “not 10 feet tall like you see in the movies,” a former senior intelligence official noted.

FORMER, and 10 feet tall, LOL, stop with this shit.

In 2010, the secret covers of a Mossad hit team, some of whom had been posing as tennis players, were blown after almost 30 minutes of surveillance video was posted online of them going through a luxury Dubai hotel where they killed a top Hamas terrorist in his room.

Why don't you expose them and our government for the planning and cover-up of 9/11?

Still, U.S. officials sometimes have been taken aback by Israel’s brazen spying. One former U.S. government official recalled his frequent concern that Israel knew about internal U.S. policy deliberations that were meant to be kept private.

Former

“There were suspicions that they were listening in,” the former official said, based on his Israeli counterparts flaunting a level of detailed knowledge “that was hard to explain otherwise.”

Former and flaunting his knowledge, lol.

“Sometimes it was sort of knowledge of our thinking. Occasionally there were some turns of phrase like language that as far as we knew had only appeared in drafts of speeches and never been actually used publicly, and then some Israeli official would repeat it back to us and say, ‘This would be really problematic if you were to say X,’” said the former official.

They are very, very smart these former politicans and intel. assets. Former.

“They would have had interest in what language [President Barack] Obama or [Secretary of State John] Kerry or someone else was going to use and might indeed try to find a way to lobby for language they liked or against language that they didn’t like and so having knowledge of that could be advantageous for them,” the former official said.

Former.

“The Israelis are aggressive intelligence collectors, but they have sworn off spying on the U.S. at various points and it’s not surprising that such efforts continue,” said Daniel Benjamin, a former coordinator of counterrorism at the State Department and now director of the John Sloan Dickey Center for International Understanding at Dartmouth.

Former, and yeah, let us believe a counterterror expert, a member ot The Brookings Institution and the author of "The Age of Sacred Terror in 2005 with The Next Attack: The Globalization of Jihad." He also shilled the official narrative of 9/11.

He recalled once meeting with a head of Mossad, the premier Israeli intelligence agency. The first thing the official told Benjamin was that Israel didn’t spy on the U.S.

Oh okay.

“I just told him our conversation was over if he had such a low estimate of my intelligence,” Benjamin said.

Israeli officials often note in conversations with their American counterparts — correctly — that the U.S. regularly gathers intelligence on Israeli leaders.

Oh okay, so we are even now.

As for Israel’s recent surveillance of the White House, one of the former senior U.S. intelligence officials acknowledged it raised security concerns but joked, “On the other hand, guess what we do in Tel Aviv?”

Former ; and to conclude it with that statement is ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THIS PSYOP story.