The draft is coming. If you don’t want to fight and die for Israel, there is always the Ukrainian way—kidnapping people off the streets

"It's not part of the current plan right now, but the president, again, wisely keeps his options on the table," Karoline Leavitt said during a March 2026 appearance.

Donald Trump—the "Draft Dodger"—said the same thing about boots on the ground. Yet in less than a month, those boots are already on their way to the meat grinder in the Middle East. If something is "on the table," it’s only a matter of time before it becomes policy. The Pentagon claims it’s 3,000 Marines, but who trusts an administration that lies about everything? It’s likely more. Once that Rubicon is crossed and the first troops are deployed, it won’t stop until the war ends—and the numbers will only keep climbing.

The Israeli Chief of Staff is warning that the IDF is stretched thin and nearing a breaking point due to manpower shortages. In plain terms, they need American soldiers to fight Hezbollah in South Lebanon for them. Israel launched the invasion but is quickly learning that, at the rate they’re being "smoked" on the battlefield, this will be a costly campaign. Netanyahu needs others to do the dying.

If a war with Iran is unpopular, a draft will be even more so. Since no one wants to die for the Epstein class and Israel, Trump and his administration may resort to a Ukrainian-style approach to keep the pipeline of manpower flowing. Masked men in vans snatching people off the streets in broad daylight may not be far behind.