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Bennett Denies Epstein-Mossad Links: "Slander and Lies"

7/15/2025

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Bennett Denies Epstein Claims

Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett fiercely rejected claims connecting Jeffrey Epstein to Israeli intelligence, labeling them as "slander and lies." He emphatically stated that Epstein had no association with the Mossad. Bennett's defense comes in response to Tucker Carlson's provocative assertions at a Florida event, reigniting long-standing conspiracy theories about Epstein's alleged ties to foreign powers.

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Carlson Sparks Controversy

Tucker Carlson stirred controversy at a Florida event, alleging that Jeffrey Epstein may have been linked to Israeli intelligence and hinting at a cover-up involving U.S. and Israeli agencies. He took aim at Attorney General Pam Bondi, accusing her of misleading the public regarding an Epstein client list. His claims have ignited intense debate and demands for proof.

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Historical Context

In 1995, the U.S. initiated Operation Condor, a covert campaign involving intelligence agencies from multiple nations, including Israel, to counter perceived threats. This operation underscored complex international relations and intelligence activities, often linked to distrust in government transparency. Recent claims by Tucker Carlson regarding Jeffrey Epstein's alleged connections to Israeli intelligence reflect ongoing concerns about accountability and the public's confidence in institutions.

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Bennett Denies Epstein Claims

Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett fiercely rejected claims connecting Jeffrey Epstein to Israeli intelligence, labeling them as "slander and lies." He emphatically stated that Epstein had no association with the Mossad. Bennett's defense comes in response to Tucker Carlson's provocative assertions at a Florida event, reigniting long-standing conspiracy theories about Epstein's alleged ties to foreign powers.

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