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How to connect today's unusual Melania Trump press conference about Jeffrey Epstein to tomorrow's U.S./Iran ceasefire talks in Islamabad ... Epstein ran a compromising operation on the powerful for decades. The DOJ released some of what American courts compelled. That's not the complete picture. Israel's intelligence services had their own access to Epstein's network. What they collected lives outside any American legal process — held quietly, deployed when the moment demands. On February 27, Oman announced Iran had agreed to degrade its nuclear stockpiles to "the lowest level possible." Peace was "within reach." Talks were set to resume March 2. The next day, the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran. Six weeks later, the U.S. and Iran are negotiating a ceasefire. Israel, which helped engineer the war, is shaping the terms from outside the room. On the eve of those talks, Donald Trump's White House put Melania at the podium — no breaking news, no obvious external trigger — to deny ties to Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, his convicted collaborator and daughter of Robert Maxwell, the Mossad-linked media mogul. You don't get ahead of what's already public. You get ahead of what you think is coming, and of who's holding it. The files that matter were never going to come from Washington.

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