“Get Out Now!” Iran Threatens Massive Attacks on Apple, Google, Palantir, and more, Trump responds

Iran has issued a stark warning: as of April 1st, any execution of Iranian government personnel by the U.S. will trigger coordinated attacks on major American tech companies—including Apple, Google, Microsoft, Meta, IBM, and Palantir—targeting their global facilities. This escalates a simmering conflict into a direct economic and strategic confrontation, with Iran framing its actions as a tit-for-tat response to U.S. assassinations and alleged regime-change operations using Western tech. Brandon Weikert, a former Hill insider and security analyst, argues this isn’t bluffing—Iran has demonstrated sophisticated capabilities, from targeting U.S. radar systems and spy planes to disrupting oil and semiconductor supply chains. He warns the U.S. is trapped in an escalation spiral, with Trump’s administration seemingly unable to retreat, despite growing signs of military overreach and morale collapse among troops. Meanwhile, Israel’s new law mandating hanging for Palestinians convicted of attacks—backed by a 99% conviction rate based on coerced confessions—has sparked global outrage. Ramzi Baroud, a Palestinian journalist and author, reveals how this law is part of a broader, decades-long strategy of psychological warfare, humiliation, and systemic dehumanization, designed to break Palestinian resistance. Yet, he insists, such measures only deepen resolve.