It really do be like that, though.

Who controls mainstream media?

Let’s be clear… there’s a difference between Jewish folks and Israel/Zionists… Blaming a Jewish person for the actions of Israel/Zionists would be akin to blaming the left for the actions of Trump… That said… This is a pretty interesting rabbit hole… You can look up the top 7 media companies… They’re all publicly traded and are connected to Blackrock and Vanguard… Both companies are known to have significant connections to Israel. Then start looking up the CEO of these companies and you’ll find that the majority are either from Jewish decent and/or support Israel. A couple examples I found on Google…

Paramount Global – The Connection: David and Larry Ellison—billionaires who hold controlling shares and provided substantial financial backing for the acquisition of Paramount—are known for deep financial, personal, and political ties to Israel. Larry Ellison is considered one of the largest private donors to the Israel Defense Forces.

2. Alphabet Inc. (Google / YouTube) – Google has faced ongoing international scrutiny and employee protests due to Project Nimbus, a $1.22 billion joint cloud computing and AI contract signed with the Israeli government and military. Activists also point to the company’s early matching of charitable donations to organizations supporting Israeli soldiers.

3. Microsoft Corporation – Microsoft maintains a major research and development presence in Israel and provides Azure cloud infrastructure and AI services to the Israeli military. The company’s continued technological integration with Israeli security apparatus has made it a primary focus of tech divestment campaigns.

4. Amazon – Alongside Google, Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a primary provider for the Project Nimbus contract, delivering foundational cloud and AI infrastructure to the Israeli government and defense sectors.

5. Meta (Facebook / Instagram) – Meta faces ongoing criticism from digital rights and activist groups over its content moderation policies regarding Palestinian accounts, as well as the platform’s early heavy investments. Additionally, the company has heavily lobbied Washington, drawing focus from political advocacy groups.

6. X (formerly Twitter) – Activists frequently target X due to its ownership and significant early investors. Major financial backers of the platform and its corporate leadership have maintained highly visible pro-Israel advocacy and political investments.

7. Walt Disney Company – Scrutiny often falls on Disney due to its former and current leadership’s long-standing public support for Israel, as well as historical corporate and personal investments.

BlackRock faces intense scrutiny and is a primary target of pro-Palestinian activist groups like the BDS Movement and The People’s Forum. While the firm does not have direct corporate ownership ties to Israel, critics and United Nations human rights reports point to its massive financial ecosystem as a key pillar supporting the Israeli state and military.

The Vanguard Group faces widespread scrutiny from pro-Palestinian activist groups and international human rights bodies. Like BlackRock, Vanguard does not operate as a direct political or ideological entity. Instead, it is targeted by divestment campaigns because of its multi-trillion-dollar passively managed index funds, which make it one of the largest institutional financial pillars supporting the Israeli military and economy.

Tik Tok – As of early 2026, Larry Ellison’s Oracle has finalized a deal to become the primary owner and security provider for TikTok’s U.S. operations, a move that has sparked intense debate regarding his outspoken pro-Israel stance. Ellison, a prominent billionaire and Oracle co-founder, is frequently characterized by critics and news outlets as a staunch Zionist due to his long history of financial and political support for Israel.