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Did Jeffrey Epstein work for Mossad?
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December 12, 2025
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15:04Now PlayingIn this episode, Ryan Grim and Murtaza Hussain examine Jeffrey Epstein’s ties to Israeli political and intelligence figures and what those relationships reveal about how power actually operates.
Rather than portraying Epstein as a simple intelligence asset, they discuss him as part of a global network of wealthy individuals, former officials, and private firms that blur the line between public institutions and private interests. The conversation focuses on Epstein’s relationship with figures like Ehud Barak, the use of Israeli intelligence-linked companies, and how private dealings later became formal state security arrangements.
Ryan and Murtaza also explore why Benjamin Netanyahu has amplified reporting on Epstein’s connections, using them as a tool in Israel’s internal political battles, even at the expense of the country’s international reputation.
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