Thursday, October 2, 2025

Oracle has made Israel a key hub...

Editor's note: ...in its global strategy, operating R&D centers in Petah Tikva and Beersheba, acquiring local startups like Ravello and Crosswise, and partnering with universities and government programs to drive innovation in cloud, AI, and enterprise software. The company has also invested heavily in infrastructure, opening an underground cloud data center in Jerusalem with plans for a second, while running accelerator programs to tap into Israel's startup ecosystem. Though Oracle maintains R&D worldwide, Israel has become a critical center for its research, development, and cloud operations. Hacked emails reportedly reveal that Oracle founder Larry Ellison, who controls TikTok's U.S. operations, vetted U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio in 2015 for his loyalty to Israel (watch Rubio being inducted into the Wailing Wall Hall of Fame). The correspondence suggests Ellison coordinated with Israeli officials in assessing Rubio's suitability as a reliable ally, later providing financial support and hosting fundraising efforts. As Ellison expands his media holdings—including oversight of TikTok—analysts say the episode raises concerns about his influence over U.S. political and media narratives regarding Israel.
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TikTok's US owner vetted US Secretary of State Rubio for loyalty to Israel: Report

October 2, 2025 | By PressTV

Hacked emails have uncovered that Oracle founder and TikTok's US owner Larry Ellison—a staunch supporter of the Israeli regime—has vetted US Secretary of State Marco Rubio for his loyalty to Israel as he embarks on a mission to reshape American media, including TikTok.

Ellison, a hardcore supporter of Israel and frequently ranked among the world's richest individuals, is poised to lead changes at TikTok in favor of Israel.

He is building on a burgeoning media empire that includes CBS News, CNN, Warner Brothers, and Paramount. His son, David Ellison, is reportedly at the forefront of this acquisition strategy, enlisting Free Press editor Bari Weiss to guide editorial direction.

According to Wired, the Ellison family is likened to historical titans, such as the Vanderbilts and Rockefellers, as they corner the market on attention and data in a landscape dominated by tech.

Their model is expected to be tested in what President Donald Trump has dubbed "New Gaza," a techno-dystopian free trade zone overseen by a "Board of Peace" led by Trump and Tony Blair, Ellison's longtime ally.

Ellison has already pledged over $350 million to the Tony Blair Institute, enhancing its mission, which intertwines corporate power with tech surveillance and governance.

As Secretary of State, Rubio has been instrumental in the discussions surrounding TikTok's US operations, following his history of denouncing the app during his Senate tenure.

The emails reveal Ellison vetted Rubio in early 2015 for his commitment to supporting Israel, with communication between Ellison and Israeli officials detailing their favorable assessment of Rubio as a potential presidential candidate.

This correspondence included discussions about Rubio's campaign launch, with Ellison expressing confidence in Rubio's potential as a strong ally for Israel.

In the months following, Ellison hosted fundraising events for Rubio and reportedly funneled $5 million to the Conservative Solutions super PAC supporting him.

Observers have noted the unusual nature of Ellison's support for a candidate positioned as a conservative, speculating on potential shared interests in immigration reform pertinent to Silicon Valley.

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Interestingly enough, Senator Marco Rubio has been one of the leading voices in Washington pushing for serious investigation of UFOs, or Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP), framing them as a national security concern. He co-authored legislation creating a dedicated UAP office within the Pentagon and intelligence community, has pressed for annual public reports alongside classified briefings, and urges ending the stigma that prevents military personnel from reporting encounters. Rubio argues that unexplained objects have been observed over U.S. military sites, insisting the government must determine whether they represent foreign technology or another unknown threat.

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