Ex-UK PM hired ex-Zionist spy at office

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair has kept an ex-Zionist regime army intelligence officer as his aide in his private office between October 2012 and April this year, despite his role as a Middle East peace envoy.

The revelations that the Zionist regime’s former officer Lianne Pollak has been working for Blair come as he is involved in sensitive negotiations between the Zionist regime and the Palestinian Authority.
Former Labour minister Peter Kilfoyle, who was Blair’s leadership campaign manager, said: “If you have got someone close to the so-called negotiator who is so partial in these matters, the Palestinians are going to look even more skeptically at Mr Blair than they do currently.”
Pollak’s previous activities before working with Blair included leading intelligence teams in the regime’s forces, acting as a policy advisor to the Zionist regime’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and working with other senior figures.
Since stepping down as Prime Minister, Blair positioned himself as the so-called peace envoy to the Middle East for the Quartet that includes the United Nations, US, Russia and the European Union.
The anti-war movement Stop the War Coalition and many critics consider Blair as a war criminal ever since he took Britain into the illegal US-led invasion of Iraq in March 2003, which claimed hundreds of thousands of lives.