A disturbing revelation from a federal terrorism investigation is raising significant concerns regarding threats to the Trump family, particularly first daughter Ivanka Trump.
Daily Wire reporter Kassy Akiva uncovered this alarming information tucked away in a Department of Justice terrorism complaint, which went largely unnoticed by mainstream media.
Akiva noted on X, “I found something buried in a DOJ terrorism document that no major outlet noticed. An Iran-backed terror group threatened Ivanka Trump and referenced a date that coincides with a Disneyland Paris trip she took while members of the terror network were operating in Paris.”
The DOJ document identifies Harakat Ashab al-Yamin al-Islamiya, a group linked to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, as responsible for a threatening message about Ivanka Trump posted on Snapchat.
The message stated: “Your daughter was on the brink of death thirteen days ago.”
This threat is part of a much broader terror complaint against an Iranian-supported network accused of planning attacks against American and Israeli interests throughout Europe.
The timing is particularly concerning since Ivanka had shared family trip photos from Disneyland Paris around the same time federal prosecutors allege operatives from the terror organization were active in France.
According to the DOJ filing, the group coordinated activities across various European nations while disseminating threats and propaganda online. Prosecutors argue that this organization functions as part of Iran’s extensive proxy network, which is believed to be increasingly targeting U.S. officials amid rising tensions in the Middle East.
This new information amplifies ongoing fears regarding Iranian threats towards figures in the Trump administration. Federal authorities have issued constant warnings about Iran-linked agents allegedly plotting retaliation related to the 2020 assassination of IRGC General Qassem Soleimani.
Previous intelligence reports have outlined attempts to surveil and assassinate current and former officials connected to President Trump.
As of now, Ivanka Trump has not publicly addressed the resurfaced threat.
The initial report indicates that the alleged threat referenced the president’s daughter at a time when terror operatives were believed to be active in her vicinity.
While federal prosecutors have not confirmed whether the threat escalated beyond online messages, the alarming language in the complaint has heightened scrutiny regarding the actions of Iran-backed networks operating internationally and their potential focus on high-profile American figures.
This DOJ filing emerges as President Trump’s administration heightens pressure on Iran in light of ongoing nuclear talks and military tensions in the region.
