
British Rapper Lowkey: MEMRI's Balochistan Project Is an Israeli Intelligence Op; Israel 'Siphons' Military Intelligence Alumni into Private Companies and State Functions Worldwide, Including London W
In a June 19, 2025 episode of the YouTube podcast Palestine Deep Dive, British hip-hop artist Lowkey claimed that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has implemented a policy of systematically 'siphoning' alumni of military intelligence Unit 8200 into private companies, and they are 'now inserted into all manner of state function around the world.'
He asserted that MEMRI (Middle East Media Research Institute), which he described as a 'key Israeli intelligence op,' launched a project supporting Balochistan's independence on the same day Pakistan made a 'pronouncement.' Lowkey was likely referring to a June 15, 2025 statement by former IRGC commander Mohsen Rezaee, in which Rezaee claimed that Pakistan had said it would launch a nuclear strike against Israel if Israel used a nuclear weapon on Iran.
Lowkey also claimed that London's water system is managed by an Israeli-owned company staffed entirely by former Talpiot Unit members, who provide water flow data to Thames Water before the utility itself receives it. He questioned what impact such foreign military-trained personnel have on a nation's sovereignty.
Finally, he claimed that Israelis are deeply involved in the Uighur issue in China, using it as leverage and a network of pressure points across various states.
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