Jeffery Epstein stands at the center of one of the most explosive political and sex scandals in modern history. His story reads like a dark thriller, one that demands the attention of a skilled investigative journalist, as each new chapter reveals deeper, more disturbing truths. Eepstein's web of espionage and sexual exploitation covered multiple countries and implicated dozens of powerful, wealthy, and influential individuals, including heads of state and world leaders, as well as hundreds of beautiful underage girls. Born in New York in 1953, Epstein was a Jewish, unlicensed mathematics teacher who rose from humble beginnings.

Despite lacking formal credentials, he managed, through illicit means, to amass vast wealth and wield considerable political influence on an international scale. His ascent, according to some reports, was aided by intelligence agencies, particularly Israel’s Mossad, as he pursued objectives that allegedly served the interests of his powerful backers. The intelligence services funneled hundreds of millions of dollars to Epstein, in addition to the fortune he amassed through illicit activities. His assets included homes worth tens of millions of U.S. dollars, yachts, and private islands.

Each of these properties was reportedly equipped with hidden cameras that recorded everything, a setup that seems almost unreal. These recordings were allegedly used to blackmail high-profile individuals who were caught in compromising situations. The financier Epstein was convicted of sex crimes and trafficking underage girls. He skillfully used his connections to build a powerful and far-reaching social network.

Despite serving a prison sentence abroad, Epstein voluntarily returned to the United States, perhaps in the hope of securing a presidential pardon during Donald Trump’s first term. However, no such pardon was granted. Due to the vast amount of information, secrets, and scandals Epstein had documented about his friends and clients, and the blackmail he conducted, it was inevitable that his life would come to an end, whether by being driven to suicide or eliminated by covert agents. Epstein’s continued existence posed a huge threat to sensitive systems, powerful individuals, and intelligence agencies. It is worth noting that investigating Epstein and exposing his client list was a promise made in Trump’s campaign. However, his subsequent appointees to the Department of Justice chose to keep the matter out of the public eye.

 Former Israeli intelligence officer Ari Ben-Menashe, author of “Profits of War: Inside the Secret US-Israeli Arms Network” and known for exposing some of Israel’s nuclear secrets and the “Contra” scandal, stated in a notable interview with Afshan Rattansi that the Israelis exploited Epstein’s “talents” and turned him into an agent. Ben-Menashe added that the U.S. administration is caught in an Israeli trap and will find it difficult to break free.

This is evident in the American stance on the situation in Gaza and Syria, and the U.S. attacks on Yemen and Iran. Epstein was part of that trap. Where did he acquire such enormous wealth? The interview raised serious and provocative questions, suggesting that we are witnessing a vast conspiracy and deep collusion between American authorities, their intelligence services, and Israel. It also revealed that some of the world’s largest newspaper owners established their media empires with Israeli funding.

The interview offered an indirect rebuttal to certain “suspicious” local columnists who claim that the Palestinians have always been the obstacle to peace, that Israel has consistently pursued peace, and that former U.S. President Bill Clinton nearly succeeded in achieving a two-state solution after convincing both Yasser Arafat and Ehud Barak of his plan. However, according to the interview, it was Epstein, acting under pressure from Israeli right-wing parties and the Mossad, who sabotaged the plan. In his interview, Ben-Menashe indirectly addressed the so-called “suspicious” writers known for whitewashing Israel and portraying it as a haven for intellectuals and writers. He dismissed the notion that any Israeli can openly criticize their government and simply return home unharmed, calling it absurd. Ben-Menashe revealed that Israeli intelligence attempted to assassinate him, pursuing him all the way to Canada and even bombing his home, but failed to kill him.

Ben-Menashe is a controversial figure, the kind whose life demands a documentary, and may well be the subject of a future article. In conclusion, the attempted assassination of Hamas leaders in Doha serves as yet another indication of how deeply the U.S. administration appears, for reasons still unclear, to be subservient to Israel’s hidden powers.

By Ahmad alsarraf
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