PALM BEACH, Fla. — Former President Donald J. Trump voiced his concerns Tuesday over what he described as a significant intelligence breach involving Israel’s military plans, alleging that the leak originated from within the U.S. Department of Defense. In a post on social media, Trump claimed that the disclosure involved highly sensitive wartime strategy information and had caused substantial damage to Israel’s security.
“U.S. leaked highly confidential Documents from Israel. May have come from Defense Department,” Trump wrote. He further stated that Israel had been “seriously damaged and compromised” by the breach, adding, “MUST FIND THE LEAKER!”
The former president’s comments came amid ongoing scrutiny over security protocols and information-sharing practices between the U.S. and its international allies. Trump suggested that Israel is now reconsidering its willingness to share intelligence with the United States, writing, “Israel no longer wants to share documents with U.S., and who can blame them!”
The U.S. Department of Defense has not yet publicly addressed Trump’s claims. The nature and extent of the alleged leak, including what specific information was disclosed, remain unclear at this time.
Trump’s remarks underscore ongoing concerns about the safeguarding of classified intelligence and the potential diplomatic ramifications of breaches involving key allies.