The True Identity of "Force X" Behind the Trump War [Trump Family, Putin, Netanyahu]

Keiko Kawazoe: Here, regarding the conflict between Hasidism and Zionism, this is truly a complex issue. Historically, many people who follow Hasidism have taken a strongly anti-Zionist stance. This is based on the belief that “one must not establish a state of Israel by human hands,” viewing the Zionist movement as artificial and man-made. However, the Chabad-Lubavitch movement is a group that strongly supports Zionism. Therefore, even when we speak of Hasidism as a whole, there are various groups, and they cannot be lumped together. The Chabad-Lubavitch movement is regarded as a group that actively supports Israel and engages in education, outreach, and missionary activities.

Interviewer: I see.

Keiko Kawazoe: And in October 2024, while still a presidential candidate, Trump visited the tomb of the Lubavitch Rebbe (the leader). We have mentioned this before. He was accompanied by Howard Lutnick, who later became Chief of Staff. Trump himself is not necessarily a Chabad-Lubavitch Jew, but this tomb visit clearly shows that he values this faction.

Keiko Kawazoe: In fact, his son-in-law Jared Kushner and daughter Ivanka, when they moved to Washington D.C. during the first term, chose a residence very close to a Chabad-Lubavitch synagogue. Furthermore, Jared Kushner was a strong supporter of the “Chabad House” on the Harvard University campus. The Kushner family foundation has made large donations over many years to Chabad-related facilities and projects. Trump’s eldest daughter, Ivanka, married Jared Kushner on October 25, 2009, and she converted to Judaism, which means she belongs to the Chabad-Lubavitch movement.

Keiko Kawazoe: Furthermore, as we have introduced before, the casino magnate Sheldon Adelson was a major donor to Trump. Next to Adelson in a photo is Berel Lazar, the top rabbi currently serving Putin. Incidentally, Adelson’s wife is still alive, but her husband has already passed away. This Berel Lazar is the key figure who firmly cements the connections between Kushner, Trump, Putin, and Netanyahu.

Interviewer: Hmm.

Keiko Kawazoe: Looking at the photo, on one side of President Putin stands the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, and on the opposite side stands the Jewish leader Rabbi Berel Lazar. Berel Lazar was born in Milan, Italy. His parents came from the facilities of the Chabad-Lubavitch Rebbe. He himself began working in Russia in 1990 as a Chabad rabbi. After the chief rabbi of Russia’s Chabad-Lubavitch movement was murdered just before the collapse of the Soviet Union, he became the successor and now serves right beside President Putin. He is still the person at Putin’s side.

Interviewer: Yes.

Keiko Kawazoe: Around 2016, President Putin was pictured with Ronald Lauder, president of the World Jewish Congress, together with Berel Lazar, the chief Chabad rabbi in Russia. Such networks clearly connect to Trump as well. Some people even call Chabad an “organized crime cult,” viewing it as spreading like a spider web across important bases worldwide.

Interviewer: Yes.

Keiko Kawazoe: Photos also capture Netanyahu sitting next to him or looking at something together.

Interviewer: Wow.

Keiko Kawazoe: And Ronald Lauder, the second son of Estée Lauder’s founder and current president of the World Jewish Congress, stated in a speech: “Chabad is an indispensable part of the global Jewish community. Any attack on Chabad in Russia, let alone slanderous attacks, is an attack on all Jews.”

Interviewer: Yes, yes.

Keiko Kawazoe: In the end, the Jesuits can be considered an organization attached to the Vatican. Therefore, at least as far as Ronald Lauder personally is concerned, these people are Jewish and not Jesuits.

Interviewer: I see. So, even within the so-called “Deep State” or ruling class, they are not the same group.

Interviewer: Ah, yes.

Keiko Kawazoe: Leonard Lauder, Ronald’s brother, has already passed away, but he was the person who made very large donations to Netanyahu and others.

Interviewer: Yes.

Keiko Kawazoe: He also sought donations related to Israel, and while various pressure groups exist, there are pressure groups that even the mass media cannot report on. Threats like “We will pull all capital out of your company.”

Interviewer: Terrifying.

Keiko Kawazoe: The person at the top performing such a role is Ronald Lauder. He has approached Trump from behind the scenes and, as we mentioned earlier, is the very person who suggested, “How about buying Greenland?” He is also the face of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial Foundation and has long been involved in funding Jewish supremacist institutions. One member of the Lauder family — Ronald Lauder’s son-in-law — is Kevin Warsh. Trump has selected Kevin Warsh as the next Chair of the Federal Reserve (FRB).

Interviewer: Hmm.

Interviewer: It really feels like one corner of the Deep State.

Interviewer: It really does.

Keiko Kawazoe: Moreover, I suspect Kevin Warsh holds considerable Bitcoin interests. He has stated things like, “I wish I had understood how innovative Bitcoin and this new technology are,” and “Bitcoin does not trouble me. I consider it an important asset that is useful to policymakers.” There is talk that Bitcoin was created by Satoshi Nakamoto, but some suspect Warsh’s involvement. I don’t fully understand it myself, but in any case, it appears Kevin Warsh will become FRB Chair.

Interviewer: Yes.

Keiko Kawazoe: Zionism and the World Jewish Congress have a strong supportive relationship, but they are organizationally distinct. The World Zionist Organization was founded in 1897, while the World Jewish Congress that Lauder is involved with was established in New York in 1936.

Interviewer: Yes.

Interviewer: But listening to this, religion really is complicated. Buddhism might look complex from a Western perspective with its many sects, but this seems even more confusing.

Interviewer: Yeah, it really is. I’m trying to organize it in my head as I speak.

Keiko Kawazoe: It’s hard to tell whether the World Jewish Congress is a Zionist-supporting organization or not a Zionist organization.

Interviewer: Exactly. In so many ways.

Keiko Kawazoe: Everyone has nostalgia, so the differences between Sephardim (Sephardi) and Ashkenazim are quite significant. The mentality of those who were oppressed and moved around Europe versus those who remained for a long time in Palestine must be very different.

Interviewer: Yes.

Keiko Kawazoe: There are also Jewish people in Poland, so there are cases where relatives live in Israel. But among the Jews who were told “the future Israel will be a utopia” and put on ships, some had their ships sunk. Hearing that story gives the impression that even within the Zionist movement, people deemed unnecessary were discarded from the beginning.

Interviewer: I see.

Interviewer: It does feel that way.

Interviewer: Yes.

Keiko Kawazoe: One reason religion feels complicated may be that many of us Japanese are familiar with Shinto. Shinto is a style of worshiping local shrines and tutelary deities, with no specific sect. Buddhism may appear complex from overseas, but Shinto is Japan’s indigenous ethnic religion with no competition or clear doctrine. Because it is based on nature worship, understanding the world’s religious structures can sometimes be difficult.

Interviewer: Yes, indeed.

Keiko Kawazoe: Whether non-Zionist or Zionist Jews, I believe the ultimate goal of global Jewish big capital represented by Chabad, which has roots in Russia, is the pursuit of profit and wealth accumulation, thereby securing power and parasitic prosperity within the imperialist system. There is also criticism that the Chabad-Lubavitch movement believes “non-Jews have only animal souls, and it is justified to kill Palestinian children.” They are accused of being a borderless criminal organization network. Popular conspiracy theorist Brian McCarthy from Canada has written, “Chabad is intentionally inciting World War III to fulfill Jewish prophecies. And there are reports that Trump will plunge the world into chaos to earn the title of Messiah or Antichrist.”

Interviewer: Yes.

Keiko Kawazoe: Patriarch Aleksandr Lukin of the Russian Orthodox Church has criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu as “fascist messianism.” Meanwhile, some analysts point out that “the Netanyahu family is not working for faith but as operatives to rewrite the global power map, and the project itself.” I feel close to that view.

Keiko Kawazoe: For the past eighty years or so, the Zionist Organization, the World Jewish Congress, and other Jewish groups have contributed to imprinting the image of “Jews as a tragic people” on the world. In parallel, Netanyahu, who has held the Israeli prime ministership for nearly thirty years, is a “fake Jew,” a third-generation Zionist operative tasked with rewriting the global power map, working together with ambitious Ashkenazi groups at home and abroad to intensify their quest for world domination.