by Frank Bergman, Slay News:
Another explosive leak has blown open the long-suspected intelligence web surrounding Jeffrey Epstein, exposing how the disgraced financier was quietly working with a Rothschild-run Swiss bank to bankroll Israeli cyberweapon projects.
The bombshell comes from hacked emails belonging to former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak.
The emails were obtained by the whistleblower collective Distributed Denial of Secrets and published by Drop Site News.
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What the emails show is nothing short of stunning, revealing that Epstein wasn’t just a convicted predator mingling with billionaires, but was acting as a middleman between Barak and Ariane de Rothschild, the powerful executive of the Edmond de Rothschild Group.
Epstein Was Pushing Cyberweapons Money
According to the leaked messages, Epstein attempted to leverage his personal relationship with Ariane de Rothschild to raise capital for Israeli cyberweapons startups connected to elite military intelligence units.
Following his exit from Israeli politics in 2013, Barak partnered with Unit 81 alumnus Pavel Gurvich to identify cutting-edge cyberweapon companies, many of which were tied directly to Israeli intelligence.
The emails show Epstein aggressively inserting himself into the process.
One message relayed from de Rothschild, sent through Epstein to Barak, makes the dynamic explicit:
“If Ehud wants to make serious money, he will have to build a relationship with me. Take time so that we can truly understand one another.”
Barak replied:
“I’m ready. But I need your advice re HOW? (ladies is your forté)”
Epstein was effectively bridging Israeli intelligence circles and one of the most powerful financial families in the West, a combination with immense geopolitical implications.
Rothschild Bank’s Denials Have Collapsed
Back in 2019, Bloomberg revealed de Rothschild visited Epstein’s Manhattan townhouse in 2015. The bank denied involvement.
Four years later, after the Wall Street Journal exposed Epstein’s private schedules, the bank admitted the meetings did occur and claimed they were related to her “duties.”
