Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared a controversial article from the socialist magazine Jacobin, alleging Jeffrey Epstein claimed to have meddled in Israel’s elections and consulted former PM Ehud Barak. The piece, based on leaked texts, raises questions about Epstein’s political ties and potential links to Israeli intelligence. Critics argue Netanyahu’s action legitimizes anti-Israel narratives from a publication known for such content, potentially harming Israel’s global standing.
Related Posts
Bangladesh polls: Students-led NCP divided over alliance with Jamaat; leaders quit, defections loom
The National Citizen Party (NCP), formed by leaders of the ‘2024 July Uprising,’ is facing internal dissent. Thirty members oppose an alliance with Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI) […]
Asia Cup: Tilak, Kuldeep help India beat Pakistan, win ninth continental title
India clinched the 2025 Asia Cup with a five-wicket win over Pakistan in Dubai on Sunday (September 28). Sahibzada Farhan’s fiery fifty set up Pakistan, […]
India to buy oil from Venezuela instead of Russia? US pitch to counter 25% tariffs
The US has permitted India to resume Venezuelan oil purchases, aiming to reduce its reliance on Russian crude. This move is part of a broader […]