BLACKOUT: Nets skip report that Kerry told Iran about Israeli covert operations
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Major news networks largely ignored the bombshell report that U.S. special envoy for climate change John Kerry had once given Iran details about Israel's covert military operations.
Further, a search of "John Kerry" produced days old, unrelated results on CNN.com. It was a similar result on MSNBC.com, where the most recent result for the search "John Kerry Iran" is a report from last year entitled, "John Kerry fact checks Trump's lies on the Iran Deal." Buried in Sunday's New York Times report in the 22nd paragraph was the nugget that Kerry had divulged Israeli military operations to Iran Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif about its operations in Syria. Kerry served as Secretary of State under President Barack Obama from 2013 to 2017, where he frequently spoke with Zarif as they brokered the Iran nuclear deal.
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