The Jeffrey Epstein Email That Wrote the USA's Abraham Accords
The USA's bid to heal Israel's relationships with the wider Middle East appeared in an email from Jeffrey Epstein long before it became a reality.
This article comes to you thanks to research from Kait Justice, you can find her reporting on this story here. Kait has been tirelessly working to reveal the secrets in the Epstein files, coverage that we recommend following, if you do not already.
In July 2017, in the middle of the Saudi-led blockade of Qatar, Jeffrey Epstein wrote to a Qatari royal: “if the people would allow your country to recognize israel, could be interesting to discuss.” In the same email, he proposed that “our first gift will be to pay for the electric for Gaza.”
Two years later, Jared Kushner announced the Abraham Accords. Five months ago, at Davos, he presented the Board of Peace plan for Gaza reconstruction. The framework and the opening gesture were both written, in plain English, by a man we are told has been dead for nearly seven years, Jeffrey Epstein.
This is one email. There are fourteen months of them, and the journalist Kait Justice has dedicated her time to sifting through the Epstein files to reveal many of the secrets hidden within, and often, how those secrets relate to geopolitics today.
Her investigation, “Did Jeffrey Epstein Design Everything Jared Kushner Is Building Right Now?” lays out how a series of emails paints the modern reality of the Abraham Accords, despite the lack of an Abraham Accords in the reality the emails were written in. In August 2016, Epstein tells the Saudi Royal Court to issue debt through Aramco rather than the Kingdom; in March 2018, Saudi Arabia does exactly that. In October 2017 he proposes selling China a $100 billion option on Aramco; eighteen days later he files away a news article reporting PetroChina and Sinopec are prepared to pay exactly that figure for 5 percent of the company. In November 2016 he pitches the Royal Court a “Financial Confidant” role with biweekly access to the Crown Prince and zero compensation; in January 2021, with Epstein dead in a federal jail cell, Kushner launches Affinity Partners and is handed $2 billion by MBS over the explicit objection of the PIF’s own screening panel, which had called the operation “unsatisfactory in all aspects.”
Epstein wrote in 2016 that Saudi Arabia was “held hostage by the US banking system.” He proposed an oil-backed currency, a sharia-compliant cryptocurrency, a Saudi-China-Russia axis outside dollar clearing, and an investment corridor connecting the Gulf states to Israel. Each piece of that plan is, today, either functioning or under construction. Kushner’s fund holds 15 percent of the Israeli group that owns Israel Shipyards. NEOM sits on the Saudi end of the proposed Ben Gurion Canal route. Iran cannot sell its oil and Saudi Arabia is selling at $107 instead of $65, and every additional dollar of that revenue capitalises the PIF, which capitalises Affinity, which pays Kushner.
In Justice’s words: “What if, when Epstein died in a federal jail cell three years after those emails were written, the whole plan kept moving, changing hands so smoothly that the people now operating it are collecting management fees from the same sovereign wealth fund Epstein had asked to see the organizational chart of?”
What Kait Justice has documented is a chain of emails, sent over fourteen months, that describe in plain English a financial architecture now operating through the son-in-law of the sitting American president. We have somehow found ourselves in a world where the most notorious pedophile on the planet played a founding role in normalising relations between Israel and their neighbours. The underlying reality of this bizarre scenario is that Jeffrey Epstein shaped one of Donald Trump’s largest ever policy wins. It was truly a thriving relationship between the best friends.
We will follow up with further reporting in the near future. Until then, you can read Kait Justice at kaitjustice.substack.com, where coverage of the Epstein files is in safe and trusted hands.