A shocking article in The Times of Israel has openly implied that Israel is punishing President Donald Trump by leaking Jeffrey Epstein files as retaliation for stepping out of line with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s agenda.
Written by Yospeh Janowski, the article all but admits that the Epstein scandal — long lying dormant — is now being used as leverage against the former president. The message between the lines is unmistakable: obey, or face political destruction.
The timing is too precise to ignore — the Epstein leaks, long dormant, suddenly reignited right after Trump openly criticized Netanyahu over Israeli military actions. Janowski even ticks off the list of Trump’s “offenses” against his “masters”:
- Daring to publicly criticize Netanyahu after Israeli shrapnel struck a Christian church in Gaza.
- Allowing U.S. officials to call Netanyahu a “madman” over reckless airstrikes in Syria.
- Standing by as Mike Huckabee criticized Israel for denying visas to Evangelical groups.
- Refusing Israel’s push for a week-long, all-out bombing of Iran’s nuclear facilities — striking the Fordow plant but refusing to continue bombing at Israel’s command.
And then comes the not-so-subtle warning: “Perhaps Trump will realize that it really doesn’t pay to start up with Israel.”
For those familiar with Epstein’s background, the undertones are explosive. Epstein and his long-time associate Ghislaine Maxwell have both been linked by multiple credible sources — including former intelligence officers — to an Israeli intelligence sexual blackmail operation.
This alleged network was designed to entrap high-profile politicians, businessmen, and academics using underage girls, ensuring they could be controlled for life.
Former Israeli intelligence officer Ari Ben-Menashe has openly claimed that both Epstein and Maxwell were working for Israeli military intelligence.
Maxwell’s own father, Robert Maxwell, has been widely documented — even in mainstream outlets — as a long-time Mossad operative.
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His funeral in Israel was attended by multiple former heads of Mossad and Israeli prime ministers, underscoring the depth of those ties.
When Janowski frames the Epstein leaks as “Divine providence” and calls for adherence to the biblical “Noahide laws,” it is not the voice of spiritual reflection — it is the voice of power reminding leaders that there are rules they must obey, or face ruin.
If this blog truly reflects the thinking of Israeli-aligned power brokers, it is an open admission of foreign interference in the democratic process of other nations, including the United States.
The suggestion is clear: American presidents can be blackmailed into submission, and if they resist, damaging information will surface “miraculously” at the worst possible time.
The broader question becomes chilling: how many other leaders — in Europe, in Canada, in Australia — have been similarly compromised? How many policies, wars, and trade agreements have been shaped not by democratic will, but by the quiet coercion of a foreign intelligence network holding scandalous files in reserve?
Janowski’s article may have been published as an op-ed, but the subtext is undeniable. The Epstein operation was not just a perverse sideshow — it was a weapon. And like all weapons, it can be unsheathed when someone powerful decides it’s time to send a message.