US drops charges against Israeli whose illegal biolab left neighbours ‘deathly ill’

The US government has dropped all federal charges against Ori Solomon, who is now free to leave the US and return to Israel.

Solomon’s hidden, illegal biolab in a rental lock-up left neighbours and the police who entered it “deathly ill”. However, the only charges he now faces relate to illegal waste disposal.

The official story now is that the lab was making unlicensed “medical testing kits”. Those, however, do not commonly make people “deathly ill”.

US operates revolving door of impunity

The US has a track record of turning a blind eye or dropping cases in order to allow Israelis to return to the colony. Notably, senior cyber-spy Tom Alexandrovich was allowed to flee to Israel in 2025 after meeting several US intelligence officials while in custody.

Alexandrovich had been caught in a paedophile sting operation as he arranged to meet a child for sex. The pro-Israel US law official who allowed him to flee has a history of genocidal comments. Israel is harbouring well over 2,000 accused or convicted paedophiles and refuses extradition requests.

It has also assisted a number of accused war criminals to flee back to the colony when they were pursued by justice groups for their crimes in Gaza.

False flags

Solomon’s arrest in February came as Israeli and pro-Israeli mouthpieces raised fears of supposed Iranian chemical or biological attacks on US soil. They attempted to pressure the US into attacking Iran, as it ultimately did.

The occupation has a long and confirmed history of ‘false flag’ attacks for political gain.

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