The Propaganda Pipeline: How Israeli Propaganda Enters the White House

Every expert the White House quoted on Iran came from the same lobby

Five people write White House articles about Iran, Israel, and Gaza. Four of them never quote a single outside expert. The fifth — Jacob Schneider — quotes nobody but outside experts. And every single one of them is connected to the same Israeli lobbying organisation

Bombshell: Israel lobby Ghostwrote Trump's case for war.

Proof: Who wrote the White House case for war?

What at first appears to be a comms staffer plagiarising one document has grown into something more concerning. When I started digging deeper into his output, what I found was far more systematic than a single copy-paste job. I found a propaganda machine. A closed loop of Israeli-aligned organisations producing the research, providing the “expert” voices, polling the public on the results, and then feeding it all back into official White House communication. A pipeline of Foreign government propaganda published under the letterhead of the White House.

This is Part 3, and it’s the part that sheds light on the pipeline of foreign propaganda finding its way into Executive Office. This is about a foreign government manufacturing the consent of the American people via The White House. Let’s get into it.

Schneider’s Factory

Since January 2025, Jacob Schneider has published 20 articles on the White House website covering Iran, Israel, Hamas, Hezbollah, and Gaza. That’s more than every other White House author on these subjects combined.

The staffers who write White House articles have their names buried in the metadata.

We know it’s him because his name appears in the metadata of every single one, as we showed in Part 2. His title is “Special Assistant to the President and Rapid Response Director.” His job, in plain English, is propaganda. Fast propaganda.

I wanted to see if there was a pattern to Schneider’s use of FDD propaganda. Using a search for White House articles on Iran, Israel, Hezbollah, and Gaza, I went through the first 20 articles authored by Schneider and extracted every single person and organisation he quotes. Every expert, think tank, polling firm and tweet, and then I categorised them.

The results were staggering.

Schneider quotes roughly 350 people across his 20 articles. Most of them fall into predictable categories: Trump administration officials, Republican lawmakers, foreign leaders, and right-wing media personalities. But when you isolate the “independent experts” – the think tank analysts, the nuclear specialists, the foreign policy scholars that Schneider cites to give his articles the veneer of credibility – a very different picture emerges.

Across 19 of his 20 articles covering Iran and military operations, 100% of the non-government think tank voices trace back to the Foundation for Defense of Democracies or its network.

One hundred percent.

Let me say that again. Every single “independent” expert that Jacob Schneider quotes to validate the case for war with Iran is connected to the Israel claimed intelligence operation the FDD. The conclusion is simple: someone has successfully setup a pipeline to launder Israel claimed propaganda directly into the White House. American citizens are receiving foreign propaganda under the iconic White House letterhead.

Israeli propaganda underneath the letterhead of The White House

It might be hard to believe, but I’m going to show you the receipts. So let’s get into it.

Before we go further, an important point: all of the White House articles I’m discussing here do not have a traditional ‘Schneider’ byline. This is very important when you consider everything I’m about to tell you. To the millions of Americans (and global citizens) who read these articles, they are written by “The White House”. What’s written under that letterhead, and how it got there, carries huge weight because it carries with it the power of the executive branch of the American government. We only know literally who wrote articles because the author names appear in non-visible metadata.