US Attorney General hints at Epstein files release amid skepticism
US Attorney General Pam Bondi has suggested that the Epstein files may be released soon as skeptics doubt that the documents will include details about the case’s alleged Israeli connections.
In an interview with Fox News, Bondi stated that "some" details of the Epstein case could be released as soon as Thursday.
She also tried to justify the delay in the release by claiming that measures were being taken to protect the identity of the victims.
The delay comes despite the fact that the newly appointed FBI director, Kash Patel, had promised to release the Epstein files on “day one” of his tenure.
However, many skeptics believe that the release of the files will not include all the details of the Epstein case, particularly the connections between Jeffrey Epstein and Israel.
These skeptics point out the Trump administration’s unprecedented support for the Israeli regime, as well as connections to AIPAC, Israel’s lobby in the United States.
Anna Paulina Luna, who has been selected by President Donald Trump to head the task force for the declassification of the Epstein files, is known to have received donations from AIPAC. The same goes for five other members of the seven-member task force.
Pam Bondi herself has also gone on record claiming to believe that Israel is America’s greatest ally.
Jeffrey Epstein was a New York billionaire who prostituted underage sex slaves to high-profile clients such as politicians, celebrities, and businessmen.
Epstein’s activities allegedly took place on a private island in the Pacific known as “Lolita Island.”
Some of the visitors to Lolita Island include former US president Bill Clinton, former Microsoft CEO Bill Gates, and Prince Andrew, brother of the current British King.
Epstein is also known to have been an associate of Donald Trump, with the two being filmed attending parties together.
Ever since Epstein’s illegal activities became known to the public, multiple sources have claimed that Epstein’s prostitution ring was in actuality a blackmail operation on behalf of the Israeli regime.
These include Ari Ben-Menashe, a former Israeli intelligence agent who claimed that Epstein worked for Mossad to collect incriminating material that would be used to control powerful people around the world.
Former Mossad chief and Israeli prime minister Ehud Barak has also been photographed visiting Epstein’s New York residence.
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