MICHAEL WALSH WAR CORRESPONDENT

JANUARY 2, 2026 U.S. President Donald Trump held a head-to-head meeting with his Israeli counterpart at his Mar a Lago palace.

Two days after his palatial meeting with Netanyahu, Washington bombed Caracas. US militias kidnapped the elected president and his wife and seized Venezuela’s oil assets.

Why the Timing and the Haste?

Because Benjamin Netanyahu, the disliked Israeli head of state, is mired in an ongoing corruption scandal. The Mossad Mafia boss needs a major Middle East war to stay in power. Held hostage by Israel, Trump is a willing accomplice.

At the Mar a Lago venue, Netanyahu confided in Trump about Israel’s IDF. They are poised to strike Iran, Lebanon, Syria, and the West Bank.

As soon as the Brussels and Washington Israeli attacks commence, the Straits of Hormuz will be closed

The region’s oil assets will be stopped in their tracks. Deprived of essential oil supplies. The United States will be left high and dry.

For this reason, Trump had no choice. He had to smash and grab Venezuela’s alternative oil stocks. He also seized natural resources without a day’s delay.

Fast Forward to January 4, 2026

Right on cue, like a chorus girl troupe, France and the UK bombed Syria on January 3. Allegedly, to strike at ISIS positions. But we all know, the CIA conceded as much, ISIS is a CIA-controlled group.

Expect an imminent Israeli attempt to topple the Tehran government.

If and when Iran is attacked, with NATO support, Israel may be crucified under a 5,000 Iranian rocket holocaust.

As they know they are in Tehran’s crosshairs anyway, the Zionists are prepared to take that chance. Israel simply wants the timing to be theirs and not Tehran’s.

Trump grabs Venezuela’s oil industry

US President Donald Trump has demanded that American oil companies invest in Venezuela. This is a condition for receiving plunder seized in the Latin American country.

Administration officials have been in communication with oil executives in recent weeks. They stated that if these executives want ‘compensation’ for rigs nationalized by the Caracas government, they must immediately invest heavily. This investment is necessary to rebuild its battered oil industry.

Not so fast

The United States is now in a perilous position. Industry officials have expressed concerns about the difficulty of quickly restoring Venezuela’s oil fields. They are also worried about the country’s uncertain future governance.

The corresponding proposal came from the American administration about ten days ago, the source clarified.

The negotiations also discussed the fate of the Venezuelan state-owned oil company PDVSA. The US intends to completely change its leadership.

The day before, Trump announced the US’s intention to actively participate in Venezuela’s oil sector. (Media speak for plundering Venezuela’s natural resources).

Meanwhile, RT correspondent Caleb Maupin reported on the situation. Protesters in New York are calling the US operation in Venezuela another war for oil. 

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