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🛰️ Amazon Takes the Lead as SpaceX Exits Trump’s$TRUMP Golden Dome Missile Shield Project
Washington, D.C. – In a shocking reshuffle of America’s defense-tech alliances, former President Donald Trump$TRUMP

has removed Elon Musk’s SpaceX from the highly ambitious $175 billion Golden Dome missile shield project. In SpaceX's place, Amazon — under Jeff Bezos — is emerging as a key player in the strategic space defense initiative designed to create a U.S. orbital equivalent of Israel’s Iron Dome.
From SpaceX Supremacy to Strategic Sideline
The decision comes just weeks after a very public breakdown in the Trump$TRUMP -Musk relationship on social media. Though Musk claimed that SpaceX “never bid” on the Golden Dome contract and is still focused on its mission to colonize Mars, insiders suggest growing discomfort within the Pentagon regarding SpaceX’s dominance in defense-related satellite infrastructure and launch capabilities.
Despite its exit from the project’s core, SpaceX may still retain a support role in launch operations due to its unmatched Falcon 9 and Starship platforms. However, it’s clear that Trump’s defense strategy is shifting toward broader competition and diversified technological alliances.
Amazon’s Project Kuiper Joins the War Room
Amazon’s Project Kuiper, which has only deployed a fraction (78) of its planned 3,000 low-Earth orbit satellites, is now being seriously considered for the satellite layer of Golden Dome. This layer will provide real-time surveillance, tracking, and potential interception capabilities over the U.S. homeland and possibly allied nations.
Jeff Bezos confirmed earlier this year that Kuiper would “absolutely” serve defense applications, and this opportunity could mark Kuiper’s major entrance into the national security sector.
Traditional Giants and Newcomers in the Mix
In addition to Amazon, a number of defense industry powerhouses are lining up for slices of the Golden Dome pie:
Northrop Grumman is developing space-based missile interceptors.
Lockheed Martin has declared it is “ready to serve” as a central partner.
L3Harris is expanding investment into space-based missile tracking.
RTX (formerly Raytheon) anticipates its Patriot missile system will be key to the early operational phase.
Emerging players like Rocket Lab and Stoke Space are also being encouraged to submit bids, reflecting the Pentagon’s commitment to open competition rather than allowing monopolies.
> “We are bidding every launch. No one has a guaranteed seat,” a senior DoD official said.
Political Fault Lines and Cyber Concerns
The move has clear political overtones. Musk’s creation of the “America Party”, seen as a challenge to Trump-aligned conservatives, may have hastened the SpaceX exit. Meanwhile, Trump-friendly tech firms like Palantir and Anduril have also been moved to the sidelines.
With General Michael Guetlein newly confirmed as the operational lead on Golden Dome (as of July 17), the next four months will be critical. The general has been tasked with finalizing blueprints for one of the most complex defense infrastructure projects in U.S. history.
Security remains a top concern. The satellite mesh must be hardened against cyberwarfare, especially in light of SpaceX’s previous experience combating Russian jamming attempts in Ukraine.
A New Era in Orbital Defense
If successful, Golden Dome would represent a revolution in national defense — a satellite-driven shield capable of intercepting hypersonic and intercontinental threats. But more than that, it signals the fusion of tech giants and military ambition on a global scale.
The new Pentagon doctrine, under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, reflects a broader shift: the U.S. is no longer betting on just one company or one billionaire. Instead, it is building a competitive and diversified space defense ecosystem — with major implications for global power dynamics.

Tensions are rising behind the scenes between former U.S. President Donald Trump$TRUMP
and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as frustration mounts within Trump’s inner circle over Israel’s escalating military operations in Gaza and Syria. While the two leaders have long presented a united front on foreign policy, recent developments suggest the alliance may be wearing thin.
According to a report by Axios, senior figures in Trump'$TRUMP s team have voiced concerns over what they describe as Netanyahu’s “erratic” and “overly aggressive” actions—particularly the controversial Israeli airstrike that struck the Holy Family Catholic Church in Gaza. One U.S. official reportedly said, “Bibi acted like a madman. He bombs everything all the time. This could undermine what Trump is trying to do.”
The remark reflects deep unease within Trump’s$TRUMP camp, where officials fear that Israel’s intensifying strikes are complicating Trump’s Middle East agenda, especially at a time when he’s seeking to position himself as a diplomatic dealmaker ahead of the 2024 election cycle.
Sources claim that Trump personally reached out to Netanyahu after the church bombing, demanding an explanation. Yet, despite high-level meetings and a formal dinner during Netanyahu’s recent visit to the U.S., insiders say no meaningful steps have been taken to de-escalate the Gaza conflict.
“He’s too itchy and too disruptive,” another source said. “Sometimes he’s like a child who just won’t behave.” The language may be blunt, but it underscores growing concern that Netanyahu’s actions are increasingly out of sync with the strategic goals of his most powerful ally.
Interestingly, Netanyahu has yet to address these criticisms publicly. Instead, he doubled down on his praise for Trump during his U.S. trip, even going so far as to nominate him for a Nobel Peace Prize—a move seen by some as an attempt to reinforce their political bond amid rising tensions.
Despite the fiery rhetoric behind closed doors, Trump has refrained from issuing any direct public rebuke of Netanyahu. However, the discontent within his ranks signals a potential shift in what has long been a close and mutually beneficial partnership.
As geopolitical uncertainties intensify in the Middle East, investors in both traditional and digital markets—such as Bitcoin ($BTC),

which has seen marginal declines in recent days—are watching closely. Any deepening of the U.S.-Israel rift could have broader implications not only for diplomacy but also for market stability.
The message from Trump’s camp is clear: patience is running out. Whether this leads to a public confrontation—or just quiet recalibration behind the scenes—remains to be seen.

Fresh tensions appear to be growing between former U.S. President Donald Trump$TRUMP and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, according to recent reports. Senior U.S. officials have expressed frustration with Netanyahu’s aggressive military actions in Syria and Gaza — particularly following an Israeli airstrike that damaged the historic Holy Family Catholic Church in Gaza. ⛔💥
A U.S. official reportedly told Axios, “Bibi acted like a madman. He bombs everything all the time. This could undermine what Trump is trying to do.” These remarks reflect growing concern in Trump’s circle about the disruptive impact of Netanyahu’s military strategy during sensitive diplomatic efforts. 😳
Sources claim that Trump personally called Netanyahu after the Gaza church incident, demanding an explanation. One official added, “What the f**? Every day, there's something new.”*
Despite holding several meetings — including a dinner — during Netanyahu's recent visit to the U.S., there was no significant progress toward resolving the Gaza conflict. 🕊️
Privately, Trump aides have described Netanyahu as “too itchy and too disruptive,” and compared his behavior to “a child who just won’t behave.” 🎭
Still, Netanyahu has not issued any public response to these reports. Interestingly, despite behind-the-scenes frustration, Trump continues to show public support for Netanyahu. During the visit, Netanyahu praised Trump’s leadership and even nominated him for a Nobel Peace Prize. 🤝
For now, both leaders are maintaining a united front — but tensions beneath the surface may affect future diplomatic or strategic alignments.
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