Biden appointed a 'Muslim Palestinian' - American to the Senior Director at the National Security Council overseeing intelligence....the most powerful posts in the US intelligence community......
....(under former Obama's National Security Council and top legal adviser for Rep. Adam Schiff he was deeply involved in the first impeachment of Pres. Trump.)
He will receive sensitive information from intelligence agencies and 'coordinate covert operations' between the intelligence communities and the White House., and also house 'the server' that stores the most sensitive classified information.
.... He will route to the White House all the intelligence that comes in from various sources — satellite photo, drones, human agents – both our own and those of allies including, of course, Israel.
Maher Bitar controls the information everyone sees. And by controlling information, he controls the conversation.

“Biden appointed a ‘Muslim Palestinian’ - American to the Senior Director at the National Security Council overseeing intelligence....the most powerful posts in the US intelligence community......”
That is scary. I’ll bet this was done to appease those two radicals on The Squad, Omar & Tlaib.
I pray to God there is something in the works to stop this nightmare and save your country before it’s too late.
I wonder if Netanyahu regrets being so welcoming to Biden yet.
Report: Far-Left Sanders adviser with rampant antisemitic history expected to join State Department
This could be President Biden’s worst cabinet pick yet. Matt Duss is a vicious and radical anti-Israel bigot. Duss was the foreign policy adviser for Bernie Sanders’ presidential campaign in 2020. Under his guidance, Bernie Sanders ran the most anti-Israel and anti-Semitic presidential campaign ever. Now Duss is heading to the State Department. Awful.
He allegedly was part of an incident in 2012 where several staffers at the center’s ThinkProgress website were condemned for using anti-Semitic tropes of Jews dominating politics and money.
By JNS, February 4, 2021
Matt Duss, a former foreign-policy adviser for Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), is reportedly expected to join the U.S. State Department.
According to Politico, the move “will be viewed by many on the left as a victory for progressives.”
It added that the position has not been finalized.
In December, a coalition of progressive groups, including several anti-Israel organizations, sent a list to the incoming Biden administration of 100 candidates for senior positions. Duss was recommended to serve as deputy national security adviser or special adviser to the secretary of state.
He also faced a backlash for publicizing Nazi-era propaganda posters in 2013.
In 2019, Duss also drew controversy for meeting with Hanan Ashrawi, a longtime aide to Palestinian Authority leader Mahmoud Abbas. The meeting took place after Ashrawi was denied a travel visa to the United States by the Trump administration.
More recently, Duss called the assassination of Iranian nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh “terrorism.” He also criticized American Jewish Committee CEO David Harris for his comparison between Rep. Marjorie Greene Taylor (R-Ga.) and Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) for their anti-Semitic rhetoric.
Iraq’s foreign minister enters talks with Iran to bring charges against Trump over killing of Soleimani
High-level Iraqi delegation in Iran to talk trade, Soleimani,” by Maziar Motamedi, Al Jazeera, February 3, 2021
Tehran, Iran – Iraq’s foreign minister, Fuad Hussein, has held high-level talks with Iranian officials with justice for the American assassination of Iran’s top general a major point of discussion.
Iran requested the international police organisation to arrest former US President Donald Trump and 47 other American officials identified as playing a role in the killing of General Qassem Soleimani last year in a US drone attack near Baghdad’s airport.
Hussein and his delegation met with Iran’s Foreign Affairs Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, who also welcomed the formation of a joint economic cooperation commission as they discussed improving economic and political ties.
According to the foreign ministry, Zarif said he hopes the two countries could implement agreements on banking, industrial cities, border marketplaces, transit, and Iraqi debts to Iran that were finalised when Iranian President Hassan Rouhani travelled to Iraq in March 2019.
The neighbouring countries’ ties have been affected by the Soleimani killing in Iraq and harsh United States sanctions imposed in 2018 on Iran after Trump unilaterally abandoned Iran’s 2015 nuclear deal with world powers.