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A very bizarre giant banner has appeared in Israel showing Trump embracing Charlie Kirk, with both the American and Israeli flags behind them. Even more bizarre is that Trump should choose this image to post on Truth Social, writing simply: “Everybody loved Charlie!”

What are we actually looking at here?

Charlie was, for much of his career, a staunch defender of Israel. Yet in recent months he began to raise uncomfortable questions; even daring to suggest that October 7th might have been a stand-down operation. For Israel, that had become a problem.

And in any case, Charlie was above all America First, dedicating his entire adult life to defending and promoting such values. So why would Trump choose this image? Why not one with the American flag alone? What is he pointing at? 🧐

Then there’s the strange inscription at the bottom: “Shlomo Perl” 😳
• Shlomo is Hebrew for Solomon, rooted in shalom (peace, wholeness).
• Perl (or pearl) symbolizes purity, wisdom, and something precious formed under pressure.
• But it might also be a reference to Shlomo Perel, the Holocaust survivor whose life was portrayed in the film Europa Europa — a story about hiding one’s true identity, surviving by living a double life. A film, by the way, that Israel has tried to suppress at all costs because of the questions it raises about the official WWII narrative.

So what does this name mean under Charlie’s image? Is it just a local tribute? Or a deliberate signal, invoking the theme of hidden identities, deception, and uncomfortable truths?

Trump knows exactly what he shares, nothing is random. The Israeli flag… the cryptic name… the timing.

Could he be telling us, in his own way, who was behind Charlie’s assassination?

We may have loved Charlie, but not everybody did. And perhaps the very nation whose flag is shown behind him, did not love him at all.