A fresh wave of documents tied to the Jeffrey Epstein saga has detonated in Washington, and the fallout is reaching far beyond the usual suspects. What these records reveal is not just another chapter in a sordid criminal case. They raise disturbing questions about foreign influence, elite protection, and a press corps that seemed oddly uninterested in pulling certain threads.
More than three million pages of material have reportedly been turned over to the Department of Justice. Buried inside are repeated references to former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak. The documents indicate that Barak and his wife maintained contact with Epstein long after Epstein’s 2008 conviction for procuring a minor for prostitution. That fact alone should have prompted serious scrutiny.
One September 2016 email shows Barak asking Epstein to help secure an interview for Donald Trump with Israel’s Channel-10. At the time, Hillary Clinton was being featured by a competing network. Barak reportedly wrote that a Trump appearance would attract a “huge percentage of Israelis and most U.S. citizens in Israel.” The email suggests Epstein was not just a socialite floating around elite circles. He was operating as a political connector.
Audio released from February 2013 adds another layer. In the recording, Epstein tells Barak to “check out” Palantir, the controversial analytics company founded by Peter Thiel. Epstein reportedly described Thiel as someone who “acts really strange, like he’s on drugs.” Whether that comment was flippant or strategic, it shows Epstein positioning himself as a middleman between high-level political and tech figures.
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