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Lionel Pessi’s Ties To War Criminal Satan-Yahu, The Israhelli Military And Its Elite Spying Unit 8200
— Alan MacLeod | July 15, 2023 | MintPress News
The World’s Eyes Will Be On Lionel Pessi on Wednesday Night, as Argentina face England in the World Cup semi-final. The diminutive superstar has gained a massive following across the planet, not least in Israel, thanks to his numerous business and security connections with the Apartheid State. From being the face of an Israeli A.I. company led and run by Israeli spies, entrusting his private security to a team of Israel secret agents, MintPress explores the reasons why Benjamin Netanyahu considers him to be his favorite football player.
Palling Up With Ex-Isra-helli Spooks
As the world’s foremost football star, Lionel Messi is understandably protective of his image. The Argentinian forward carefully picks and chooses whom he is associated with, and has signed lucrative long-term deals with enormous global brands, such as Adidas, Pepsi, and Mastercard.
That is why many were surprised when, in 2020, he announced a partnership with OrCam, a relatively small Israeli A.I. firm that makes wearable artificial vision devices (similar to Google Glass). OrCam markets itself as helping visually impaired people live more fulfilling lives. Messi became its global brand ambassador and the face of the company.
More controversially, however, OrCam is an outgrowth of the Israeli national security state, employing dozens of former agents of Israeli military spying agency, Unit 8200, many in highly influential positions. Chief among these is Adi Levitski, a longtime intelligence officer with Unit 8200, who, in 2024, was appointed director of operations at OrCam.
Many OrCam staff were commanders in the shadowy spy agency, responsible for some of the worst crimes of the post-October 7 2023 war, as well as many of the most scandalous international hacking and surveillance operations. Mor Shamy, for example, rose to become head of intelligence analysis at Unit 8200 by 2015, and would later be hired as an algorithm developer at OrCam. Working alongside him was Matan Albeck, the former head of Unit 8200’s data analysis department.
Despite major layoffs in recent years, the company continues to be largely staffed by former spooks, with a revolving door existing between the two entities. Some, such as Eliya Segev and Eli Corn, went from OrCam into Unit 8200, while Amitai Edrei’s resume show that he worked for both OrCam and Unit 8200 at the same time, underscoring the close relationship between the two.
For Messi, this should have been a major red flag in working with OrCam, as Unit 8200 is the prime designer and operator of Israel’s hi-tech genocide in Gaza and beyond. And its agents are responsible for producing much of the world’s most invasive spyware.
Using big data collected by its massive digital Palestinian dragnet, the organization created massive A.I.-generated kill lists of Gazans, and carried out tens of thousands of drone bombing operations that was the centerpiece of the destruction in Gaza.
Its agents also developed highly-invasive spyware, such as Pegasus, which was used to spy on tens of thousands of foreign leaders, journalists, activists, and human rights advocates across the world. The Israeli government sold Pegasus to dictatorships and authoritarian regimes globally, helping them crack down on human rights. Perhaps the most well-known case of this was Saudi Arabia, who used Pegasus to monitor Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi, before dismembering him with a bone saw in their embassy in Türkiye.
It is, therefore, highly questionable that Messi should decide to become the face of such a company.
Pessi’s Isra-helli Handlers
The Argentinian has made multiple visits to Israel during his career. In 2013, he and his club, F.C. Barcelona, went to Israel and Palestine on a supposed “Peace Tour.” During his trip, he met and talked with Netanyahu and President Shimon Peres, and glad-handed with IDF soldiers. He also donned a yarmulke and visited the Western Wall, the holiest site in Judaism.
Even after leaving, however, Messi takes a small part of Israel with him everywhere he goes. His security is handled by an elite force of former Israeli agents, who plan his every move, especially internationally. He takes his security very seriously, even missing his sister-in-law’s wedding in Argentina due to safety concerns.
Those same Israeli forces were in charge of security at his own 2017 wedding, ESPN reports, although it did not detail whether those agents are from the Mossad, Shin Bet, or an elite commando group.
Messi, who avoids political controversies, has not made any statements on Israel/Palestine since October 7, 2023, despite many (false) stories suggesting otherwise.
The Inter Miami forward left an impression on Netanyahu when the pair met in 2013. In a recent interview, Netanyahu revealed that he is supporting Argentina at this year’s World Cup. “He’s 39 years old now,” he said of Messi; “They are lucky to have such and experience player who knows how to score goals.”
The Israeli public clearly agree. A recent poll found that 38% of Israel are actively supporting Argentina at the tournament – well ahead of second place Brazil. Yoav Berkowitz, head of sports at Israeli public broadcaster Kan, stated that this was due in no small part to the Messi effect.
Zionist Brothers
Others, including Netanyahu himself, cite Argentinian president Javier Milei as another factor. Since coming to power in 2023, Milei has made support for Israel a central pillar of his political platform. Internationally, Israel has few friends left. But Milei’s Argentina has emerged as among its most vocal backers. In May 2024, it voted against an overwhelmingly popular United Nations vote to elect Palestine as a full member of the body. Four months later, it did the same with a resolution demanding an end to Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories.
His government also declared Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and Quds Forces terrorist organizations, and cheered on the US/Israel attack on Iran, Milei himself calling it the “right thing to do.” Argentina also stated that it would move its Israeli embassy to Jerusalem, thereby effectively legitimizing the occupation. The move was paused, however, after Israeli oil firm Navitas announced it would begin drilling near the Falklands/Malvinas – a group of islands controlled by the United Kingdom but claimed by Argentina.
On a personal level, Milei has distanced himself from Catholicism (the dominant religion in Argentina) and all but declared himself a Jewish convert. Earlier this year, he described himself as “the most Zionist president in the world.”
“Milei is a great friend of Israel,” Netanyahu said, adding: “He’s a superstar, he really is. He’s done amazing things with their economy by adopting the free market.”
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Since October 7, 2023, Israel has lost massive amounts of public support across the world, even in Western nations. A 2025 YouGov survey found that more than 20 times as many Italians, for instance, hold “very unfavorable” (43%) views of Israel than “very favorable” ones (2%). Even in Germany, where popular support for Israel is highest, only 21% said they hold favorable opinions of the state (including only 4% highly favorable), with 65% displaying open opposition (including 32% who strongly dislike it).
It is widely claimed that October 7 was the largest slaughter of Jewish people since the Holocaust. This, however, is not the case. In fact, the fascist military dictatorship that ruled Argentina in the 1970s and 1980s relentlessly persecuted Jews, killing or “disappearing” thousands.
Taking inspiration from Hitler and the Nazis, the dictatorship equated Judaism with socialism, and rounded up and killed huge numbers of political opponents, even turning football stadiums into makeshift death camps. Many of those involved were the sons of German Nazis who escaped to Argentina after the end of the Second World War.
Israel actively helped the dictatorship with their slaughter, selling them sophisticated military hardware, and upping their levels of military assistance even as attacks on the country’s Jewish community increased.
A Love Hate Relationship
While Israel is supporting Argentina, the goodwill is certainly not reciprocated, no matter Milei’s attempts. A recent Pew poll found that the majority of Argentinians hold a negative view of Israel, including 34% who have highly unfavorable opinions of the country – seven times that who reportedly hold very positive views of Israel (5%).
In this respect, they are taking after another Argentinian footballing sensation: Diego Maradona. The star, often regarded as the greatest footballer ever, declared himself the “number on fan of the Palestinian people,” and stated that “in my heart, I am Palestinian.”
Maradona consistently condemned the actions of the United States and Israel, and aligned himself with revolutionary causes across the world. In contrast, Messi has constantly shied away from political issues. But, as discussed here, he has made several decisions – embracing Netanyahu, visiting Jerusalem, becoming the face of an Israeli tech firm staffed by spies, and surrounding himself with Israeli spooks as bodyguards – that should lead many to question this supposed neutrality.
Argentina play England today for a place in the World Cup Final. While the result remains to be seen, it is no mystery that Israel and Netanyahu will be cheering for Argentina – and for Leo Messi.
— Alan MacLeod is Senior Staff Writer for MintPress News. He completed his PhD in 2017 and has since authored two acclaimed books: Bad News From Venezuela: Twenty Years of Fake News and Misreporting and Propaganda in the Information Age: Still Manufacturing Consent, as well as a number of academic articles. He has also contributed to FAIR.org, The Guardian, Salon, The Grayzone, Jacobin Magazine, and Common Dreams.

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An online "VARgentina Out" Fan Petition Actually Surpassed 23 Million Signatures, Slleging FIFA And Referee Favoritism Toward Lionel Messi (Zionist PESSI) And The Team!
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Anti-Pessi, VARgentina Sentiment Surges After World Cup Final Loss
— July 22, 2026 | PUNCH Newspaper | By Saheed Oyelakin
VARgentina's Forward #10 Lionel Messi (2nd R) celebrates with teammates after scoring his team's second goal during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between VARgentina and Austria at the Dallas Stadium in Arlington on June 22, 2026. (Photo By Paul ELLIS, AFP)
A wave of anti-Messi and Argentina sentiment has spread across social media and parts of Europe and Latin America following Argentina’s defeat to Spain in the 2026 FIFA World Cup final, with reports of online abuse, xenophobic attacks and accusations of racism targeting Argentines.
Argentine newspaper, La Nacion, reported on Wednesday that many Argentines living or travelling abroad have faced harassment since the final, while criticism of the national team has escalated across social media platforms.
The report said some Argentines in Brazil, Spain and Germany recounted being taunted, insulted or accused of racism after the final.
One Argentine businessman, identified as Ignacio H., said he was repeatedly taunted by a colleague while on a work trip to Brazil.
“It wasn’t a prediction; it was a form of provocation that I tried to avoid. I’d never experienced anything like it,” he said, referring to repeated messages predicting Spain’s victory.
Another Argentine woman said she considered filing a complaint after alleged harassment by colleagues in Brazil, while others reported receiving abusive messages from former classmates and friends abroad.
The newspaper said one of the most widely circulated incidents was a video showing a man wearing an Argentina jersey being attacked at Madrid’s Sol metro station.
However, Spain’s National Police told La Nacion no official complaint had been filed and could not confirm when the incident occurred.
PUNCH Online reports that the 2022 World Cup winners reached another final after defeating England in the semis, but were outclassed by Spain at the New York New Jersey Stadium on Sunday, July 19.
Enzo Fernandez received a red card, leaving South Americans battling with 10 men before Ferran Torres scored the only goal of the game in extra time.
Argentina received widespread criticism throughout the tournament, with conspiracy theories claiming FIFA’s match officials were favouring the former champions and their captain, Lionel Messi.
The criticism started when the referee did not card Messi over a hard tackle in their opening Group J match against Algeria.
Following Argentina’s 3-2 win over Egypt in the last 16, striker Mostafa Ziko added fuel to the fire by claiming the tournament was “rigged” in favour of the 2022 champions.
Egypt head coach Hossam Hassan added: “They want Argentina and Messi to stay in the World Cup for marketing.”
These claims were denied by FIFA’s Chief Refereeing Officer, Pierluigi Collina, who jumped to the defence of French referee Francois Letexier.
Following their semi-final victory over England, Argentine players displayed a banner proclaiming “Las Malvinas Son Argentinas” (The Falklands Are Argentine), reigniting the long-standing sovereignty dispute over the Falkland Islands and drawing sharp condemnation from UK politicians, including calls for player bans similar to past UEFA sanctions.
Reacting, FIFA said it is investigating the matter but has not announced any offence or sanction.
Tensions also occurred in the final after Leandro Paredes confronted Spanish defenders and physically tossed Gavi.
These events intensified the backlash, with many accusing the team of unsportsmanlike conduct.
According to La Nacion, backlash intensified after American actor Samuel L. Jackson described Argentina as “one of the most racist countries in the world,” a comment that gained significant attention online.
Irish political scientist Éamann Mac Donnchada, who previously lived in Argentina and now resides in Barcelona, said he blocked several Spanish friends over what he described as hateful comments following the final.
“They weren’t satisfied with their well-deserved victory and started spewing hatred against Argentina,” he wrote on social media.
He added that criticism of Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez quickly evolved into broader attacks on Argentinians.
“What struck me wasn’t the criticism of the Argentine goalkeeper, but rather how easily the criticism of Martínez morphed into sweeping generalisations about an entire people: uncivilised, violent, emotionally immature, morally questionable.”
Communications researcher Orlando D’Adamo said hostility towards Argentina during World Cups was not new.
“This isn’t new; social media obviously gives it a global dimension and becomes a breeding ground for hate speech,” he said.
He argued that stereotypes about Argentinians being arrogant have existed for decades.
“The stereotype of Argentinian arrogance is deeply ingrained. It’s very difficult to dispel,” he said.
D’Adamo also dismissed allegations that Argentina is a racist country.
“Regarding the accusation of racism, it is ridiculous,” he said, arguing that the country’s demographics explain the composition of its national football team.
La Nación also cited an analysis by international relations graduate María de los Ángeles Lasa, who examined 40,000 posts on X between June 11 and July 20 mentioning Argentina, Lionel Messi or the national team.
According to the study, online discussions were grouped into five major narratives, including allegations of refereeing bias, corruption, racism, debates over the Falkland Islands, claims that Argentina sheltered Nazis, and comparisons describing the country as the “Israel of Latin America.”
Lasa said many of the conversations appeared to have been artificially amplified.
“We haven’t yet studied the origins of these conversations, but it’s very clear that they were artificially generated, and many of them resonated on social media as arguments for spreading hate speech against Argentina,” she said.
According to La Nación, criticism of Argentina also dominated media coverage in Europe and parts of Latin America after the final, with several newspapers condemning the team’s conduct during and after the match.
Meanwhile, unconfirmed reports have it that the Argentine Football Association is considering legal action over what it described as a “misinformation campaign” targeting the national team.
According to sports outlet GiveMeSport on Wednesday, the AFA is weighing defamation lawsuits against media organisations and social media users accused of spreading false allegations, manipulated images and unverified claims about Argentina throughout the tournament.
An X account dedicated to Argentina football, @AlbicelesteTalk, claimed, “Early reports indicate that the AFA is considering BIG legal action over the misinformation campaign targeting Argentina’s players during the World Cup.
“The potential defamation lawsuits would reportedly focus on false allegations, manipulated or unverified images, and accusations made without evidence.
“The AFA is expected to go ‘all in,’ targeting not only major media outlets and prominent accounts on social media like X, Instagram and TikTok, but ANYONE (even with few followers) who contributed to spreading the campaign, regardless of the size of their audience.
“A legal team is reportedly already collecting evidence, including posts, screenshots and other material. Further developments are expected.”
— Saheed Oyelakin is a Journalist at Punch Newspapers with over two years of experience covering metro, technology, sports, politics, and human-interest stories. He focuses on producing clear, engaging reports across diverse beats. Saheed’s work reflects hands-on newsroom experience and a commitment to accurate and balanced journalism.
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