In a bold digital offensive amid plunging U.S. support, Israel's government has inked a $6 million deal with Clock Tower X LLC, a conservative U.S. firm led by ex-Trump campaign guru Brad Parscale, to flood social media with pro-Israel content and reprogram AI chatbots like ChatGPT.

The contract, filed under the Foreign Agents Registration Act, tasks Clock Tower with generating media tailored for Gen Z—80 percent of output bound for TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and podcasts — aiming for 50 million monthly impressions.

But the real game-changer: The firm will spin up websites laced with pro-Israel framing to feed into AI training data, skewing how models like OpenAI's GPT handle queries on the Jewish state, Gaza, and beyond.

Clock Tower will wield MarketBrew AI, a predictive tool, to game Google and Bing algorithms, elevating "relevant narratives" in search results.

The effort ties into Salem Media Network — a conservative powerhouse hosting Hugh Hewitt, Larry Elder, and Lara Trump's show — where Parscale serves as chief strategy officer.

The network, now backed by Donald Trump Jr. and Lara Trump, won't disclose compensation or integration details.

Oversight falls to Eran Shayovich, chief of staff at Israel's Foreign Ministry, who's spearheading "Project 545" to amplify public diplomacy.

The stated mission: A nationwide U.S. campaign against antisemitism.

Yet details on messaging remain vague, even as Tel Aviv grapples with backlash over its Gaza war, which has claimed over 66,000 Palestinian lives since October 2023, per health officials, and drawn genocide accusations from Amnesty International.

This push targets a youth revolt: A July Gallup poll shows just 9% of Americans 18-34 back Israel's Gaza operations, with overall favorability tanking.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, fresh from huddling with pro-Israel influencers, hailed social media as Israel's "most important weapon."

"You can't fight with swords anymore," he quipped Friday.

Clock Tower's rollout follows SKDKnickerbocker's $600,000 stint running pro-Israel bot farms on social platforms, which wrapped abruptly in late August.

Havas Media Network, subcontracting for Israel's ad agency, greenlit the handoff.

The ADL's January 2025 Global 100 survey lays bare the urgency: 46% of adults worldwide—2.2 billion people—harbor significant antisemitic views, an all-time high.

Worse, youth under 35 drive the surge, with 40 percent blaming Jews for "most of the world's wars" versus 29 percent among respondents over 50 —an 11-point generational chasm.

"Antisemitism is a global emergency," ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt warned.

Israel, drowning in its own Gaza quagmire, now claws at ChatGPT's code to brainwash the TikTok toddlers? Pathetic.

If truth mattered, they'd win hearts with facts, not fake feeds.