Tested on Palestinians: Epstein, Israel’s Barak pushed spy tech in Nigeria
Al Jazeera
Investigation reveals how Jeffrey Epstein and Ehud Barak marketed Israeli surveillance tech to profit from Nigeria.
Convicted American sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak collaborated for more than a decade to profit from instability in Nigeria, marketing surveillance technology honed in the occupied Palestinian territory to gain access to the West African country’s lucrative oil and logistics sectors, according to an investigation by Drop Site News (DSN).
A trove of emails originally released by the United States Department of Justice, the DSN investigation found, outlines how the late financier and the Israeli politician leveraged the Boko Haram rebellion to pitch “field-proven” security solutions to Nigerian officials.
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