Ehud Olmert
Former Israeli Prime Minister listed in Epstein's black book
Former Prime Minister of Israel who appeared in Epstein's black book. No allegations of wrongdoing in connection with Epstein have been made.
Ehud Olmert appears in records associated with Jeffrey Epstein, including flight logs, contact lists, or legal documents. Appearance in these records does not imply any wrongdoing or criminal conduct. Many individuals had legitimate professional or social interactions.
At a Glance
Click values for sourcesSources
10 sources for document mentions
List or Memorandum: DOJ-OGR-00022358
“The document contains a list of names, locations, and keywords with some redactions for personal con”
Prime Minister Olmert allegedly received $150,000 cash from Talansky amid corruption allegations
2025-11-11
“The passage mentions a specific cash payment ($150,000) from a businessman (Talansky) to Israeli Pri”
Former Israeli leader recounts internal pressure to extend Gaza operation and its political fallout
2025-11-11
“The passage provides a first‑person account linking former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and then‑Forei”
Former Israeli minister recounts internal warnings to Prime Minister Olmert during 2006 Hezbollah war
2025-11-11
“The passage provides a first‑hand account of a senior official advising Prime Minister Ehud Olmert o”
Alleged 2008 Bush‑Olmert meeting where President Bush warned Israel against a planned Iranian attack
2025-11-11
“The passage claims a private conversation between President George W. Bush, Israeli Prime Minister E”
Sources
1 source for known connections
Co-Document Mentions
“Named alongside other network members in 2 documents”
Sources
1 source for black book status
Epstein's Black Book
“Listed with 3 phone numbers in the contact directory seized by authorities”
Known Connections (1)
Document Mentions (13)
List or Memorandum: DOJ-OGR-00022358
The document contains a list of names, locations, and keywords with some redactions for personal contact information. Notable individuals mentioned include Ehud Olmert, former Israeli Prime Minister, and Brian Roberts. The purpose and context of the list are unclear.
Former Israeli leader recounts internal pressure to extend Gaza operation and its political fallout
The passage provides a first‑person account linking former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and then‑Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni to decisions that prolonged a Gaza military operation for political gain. It Olmert allegedly pushed to extend ground operations in Gaza beyond the original plan. The extension is claimed to have been intended to improve Tzipi Livni’s political standing before el A cease‑fire
Former Israeli minister recounts internal warnings to Prime Minister Olmert during 2006 Hezbollah war
The passage provides a first‑hand account of a senior official advising Prime Minister Ehud Olmert on limiting the 2006 conflict with Hezbollah, mentioning operational details and political pressure. Minister warned Olmert against extending the military operation beyond a limited scope. Operation lasted 34 days, longer than the Yom Kippur War, with 12,000 air missions. Casualties: 120 Israeli sol
Alleged 2008 Bush‑Olmert meeting where President Bush warned Israel against a planned Iranian attack
The passage claims a private conversation between President George W. Bush, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and an unnamed Israeli defense minister discussing U.S. opposition to an Israeli strike o Bush allegedly met with Olmert and an Israeli defense minister in June 2008 during a visit to Israel Bush is said to have explicitly warned against any Israeli attack on Iranian nuclear plants. The c
Anecdotal recollections of meetings between Alan Dershowitz, Israeli leaders, and a call from President Obama
The passage provides personal anecdotes about social interactions with Netanyahu, Olmert, and a brief mention of a call from President Obama. It contains no concrete allegations, financial details, or Dershowitz claims to have advised Netanyahu and met him in his office. Mayor of Jerusalem Ehud Olmert allegedly gave Dershowitz a ride to the Prime Minister’s office. A humorous exchange about O.J. S
Former Israeli PM Netanyahu’s handling of Oslo II and 1996–1997 West Bank tensions
The passage provides a narrative about Netanyahu’s (Bibi) decisions surrounding the Oslo II process, the opening of an archaeological tunnel, and subsequent violence. It mentions specific dates, actor Mentions Netanyahu’s (Bibi) and Likud mayor Ehud Olmert’s decision to open an archaeological tunnel Notes that the tunnel opening was delayed under previous leaders due to Palestinian tension concer
Olmert indictment and US‑facilitated peace talks amid Israeli‑Palestinian stalemate
The passage mentions a former Israeli prime minister’s indictment for alleged financial misconduct coinciding with US‑backed peace negotiations, suggesting a possible link between political negotiatio Ehud Olmert stepped down in 2006 due to an indictment for alleged financial misconduct. US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice facilitated negotiations that nearly produced a deal. The timing of Olme
Map of 2007‑2008 Olmert‑Abbas land‑swap proposal presented at IPI
The document is a corrected map showing a proposed territorial exchange between Israel and the Palestinian Authority. It contains no specific allegations, financial flows, or misconduct, and only refe Depicts a 2007‑2008 Israeli‑Palestinian land‑swap proposal. Attributed to former Israeli PM Ehud Olmert and Palestinian chief negotiator Saeb Erakat. Presented at the International Peace Institute in
Historical recount of Israeli political shifts during 2006 Hezbollah conflict
The passage provides a narrative of past events and cabinet compositions without new, actionable leads, specific transactions, or undisclosed connections to powerful actors. It repeats known historica Describes the July 12, 2006 Hezbollah attack and Israeli casualties. Outlines the political transition from Ariel Sharon to Ehud Olmert and formation of Kadima. Lists cabinet members and their roles
Opinion piece linking Netanyahu's policies to US diplomatic shifts
The passage is an editorial commentary without specific allegations, dates, transactions, or actionable leads. It references public statements by known officials but offers no new evidence or concrete Claims that Netanyahu is diverging from past Israeli policy. References historical statements by Ehud Olmert, Ehud Barak, and George W. Bush. Suggests a shift in US policy toward Israel under Preside
Prime Minister Olmert allegedly received $150,000 cash from Talansky amid corruption allegations
The passage mentions a specific cash payment ($150,000) from a businessman (Talansky) to Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, linking it to a legal proceeding in Jerusalem’s District Court. It provides Talansky claimed to have given Olmert roughly $150,000 in cash. The alleged payment was discussed during Olmert’s resignation saga in 2008‑2009. Talansky testified in Jerusalem’s District Court, sugg
Israeli Defense Minister recounts internal debate over pre‑emptive strike on Syrian reactor, citing coordination with Mossad, US, and Prime Ministe...
The passage provides a first‑hand account of high‑level decision‑making on a potential Israeli strike against a Syrian nuclear facility, naming key officials (Olmert, Defense Minister, chief of staff, Defense Minister claims he was working with Mossad and the United States to develop a ‘fail‑safe’ pl Prime Minister Ehud Olmert is portrayed as pushing for an immediate strike, creating internal fric
Olmert, Barak, and Livni allegedly approved a secret 2007 airstrike on a Syrian reactor
The passage provides a first‑person account of a high‑level decision to destroy a Syrian nuclear reactor, naming the Israeli Prime Minister (Ehud Olmert), former Prime Minister (Ehud Barak), and Forei Olmert briefed the cabinet and secured approval from Barak and Livni for a midnight airstrike in Sep The operation reportedly used advanced electronic warfare to avoid Syrian radar detection. Israel
This dossier on Ehud Olmert was compiled from court records, flight logs, and public documents. 100% free, ad-free, and independent.