Netanyahu Shares Controversial Claims of Epstein's Links to Israeli Intelligence Before Key Election
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has sparked controversy by sharing an article suggesting that late financier Jeffrey Epstein worked for Israeli intelligence. The article, published by The Jacobin, claims Epstein meddled in Israel's elections and worked on behalf of the Israeli government, citing leaked emails from former Prime Minister Ehud Barak. The development comes as the US Congress has ordered the Justice Department to release its files on Epstein, following a 427-1 vote in the House of Representatives and unanimous approval in the Senate. The move was prompted by growing public interest in Epstein's activities, including his alleged ties to high-profile figures. Netanyahu's decision to share the article has raised eyebrows, particularly given his long-standing feud with Barak. While there is no concrete evidence to support the claims of Epstein's links to Israeli intelligence, the article highlights a series of rumors and connections that have circulated in the past. The timing of Netanyahu's move is also significant, coming just before the start of Shabbat and amid growing scrutiny of Epstein's activities. As the US government releases more documents related to Epstein's investigation, questions are being raised about the extent of his connections to world leaders and intelligence agencies.
