Revealing the secret cooperation of Epstein, Barak and Rothschild in financing Tel Aviv’s cyber projects

According to RCO News Agency, in a report, the American media reread the case of the American capitalist and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein from a less explored angle: his connections with a Swiss bank affiliated with the Rothschild family and his role in using financial networks to advance the aggressive cyber projects of the Zionist regime.

Public opinion has largely focused on Epstein’s crimes and political connections, but less attention has been paid to his role in founding what has been described as Israel’s “cyberweapons empire.”

The report begins by referring to the controversial 2015 visit of Ariane de Rothschild – then one of the senior managers and later CEO of the Edmond de Rothschild financial group – to Epstein’s mansion in New York. At that time, the aforementioned bank had denied any meaningful relationship with Epstein, but years later, with the disclosure of Epstein’s business plans and some internal confessions, it was revealed that he was actually the intermediary for the American financial and legal authorities to get to know the bank, provided tax advice and risk assessment, and even helped him manage Rothschild’s personal assets.

The newly released emails show that the personal relationship between the two was much closer than the bank had previously admitted; From scheduling a Broadway show to arranging a private trip to Montreal.

Dropsite then links these individual connections to a larger scheme: financing the Zionist regime’s aggressive cyber-enterprises. The hacked emails of “Ehud Barak”, the Minister of War and the former Prime Minister of this regime, which were obtained by the “Hanzaleh” group, show that Epstein tried to use his friendship with Rothschild to attract funds for cyber projects originating from the intelligence units of the Zionist regime. After leaving the government in 2013, Barak worked with “Pavel Gurovich” from the former forces of the 81st unit of the Zionist army to identify cyber intelligence schemes. Private correspondence shows that Epstein acted as an intermediary, relaying Rothschild’s message to Barak: “If Ehud wants to make a lot of money, he needs to get in touch with me.”

According to Dropsite, it is not yet clear whether the “Edmund de Rothschild” bank was directly involved in these cyber activities or not. However, this American media points out that in October 2015, Rothschild signed a $25 million contract with Epstein’s “Southern Trust” company; The same company he had used to fund Barak’s security startup earlier that year. According to the published plan, this contract was for “risk analysis and application of some algorithms”.

Another part of the report shows how the connections of Epstein, Barak and Rothschild intersected with the wider network of Swiss private banking. The emails presented show Barak’s large financial deal with Julius Baer Bank and Epstein’s parallel efforts to forge a partnership between Rothschild and the bank’s then-CEO. Both banks were under investigation for money laundering and tax evasion at the time, although available documents do not show Epstein’s or Barrack’s involvement in these cases.

The report also addresses Epstein’s and Barrack’s shared interest in cyber offensive tools. Dropsite explains that Barak, along with an investor named Gary Fogel, and Gurovich focused on technologies such as NSO-like spyware, hacking routers, monitoring the Tor network, and creating an “advanced cyber lab”; A laboratory to transform the information power of the Zionist regime into software-based commercial products.

In the final part, this media examines the aforementioned efforts in the context of the long-standing role of the Rothschild family in Zionist projects and points to the history of the “Caeseria Foundation” and its links with land development and funding of higher education in the Zionist regime. Dropsite concludes that Epstein in this narrative was not just a disgraced financier, but a “strategic link” between the occupation regime’s political elite, Western private banks, and emerging cyberweapons projects.

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