Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has vigorously refuted conspiracy theories that notorious sex predator Jeffrey Epstein had ties to the Mossad intelligence service.

Michael Wolff is sitting on a trove of 100 hours of interviews with Jeffrey Epstein and says he sent the disgraced financier a message only hours before his death.

Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett dismissed allegations that convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein worked for Israeli intelligence services, describing the claims from U.S. media figures as being part of “a vicious wave of slander and lies” against Israel.

RadarOnline.com can officially confirm the sex offender had ties to foreign spy agencies, and may have suffered similar a similar fate to other rogue spooks.

Former premier responds to 'personalities such as Tucker Carlson pretending they know things they don’t,' as conspiracy theories link Israel to disgraced financier

Tucker Carlson's claims that Jeffrey Epstein was a Mossad agent have reignited a controversial conspiracy theory, prompting strong denials from former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett. The theory,

Ex-Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett rebuked Tucker Carlson over his claim that the alleged sex pest Jeffrey Epstein led a blackmail campaign on behalf of the Mossad. Bennett, 53, characterized the conspiratorial remarks from Carlson—and others on the right—as a “vicious wave of slander and lies” against Israel.

Jeffrey Epstein laughed off claims that he was an Israeli spy, his former attorney has said. Alan Dershowitz, who helped secure the controversial “sweetheart deal” for Epstein, said the disgraced financier denied being a foreign agent when grilled on the subject.

Bennett rebuked claims that Epstein worked for Israeli intelligence agency Mossad and accusing Tucker Carlson of spreading conspiracy theories about his country.

"The accusation that Jeffrey Epstein somehow worked for Israel or the Mossad running a blackmail ring is categorically and totally false,” wrote Naftali Bennett.

Former Miami US Attorney Alex Acosta, who approved Epstein’s wrist-slap plea deal in 2008, fueled speculation that the pervert was a spy when he was quoted as telling the Trump transition team after the 2016 election: “I was told Epstein ‘belonged to intelligence’ and to leave it alone.”

Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones broke down in tears while reacting to a recent memo from the Trump administration regarding Jeffrey Epstein. The memo asserted that a "systematic review revealed no incriminating 'client list.