Saudi Arabia Gave Epstein a Piece of the Kaaba’s Sacred Covering, Which Was Used as a Carpet

❐ International Desk

The name of notorious US sex offender, child trafficker and billionaire Jeffrey Epstein has been added to the ongoing political and military struggle of Yemen’s Houthi rebels against Saudi Arabia.

There has been a lot of excitement after documents related to Epstein released by the US Department of Justice revealed that the shroud from the Holy Kaaba was sent to Epstein through associates of the Saudi royal family.

The Houthis have exposed the dirty and true face of Saudi Arabia.

A photo released from the documents shows Jeffrey Epstein using the Kaaba shroud as a carpet on the floor of his house.

NDTV reported this news today, Saturday, October 24th, based on information from The New York Times.

The Houthi group is using its official media outlets, speeches, videos, songs, and social media influencers to expose Saudi Arabia.

Last month, Riyadh accused the Houthis of launching drone and missile attacks on Mecca, a claim denied by Houthi President Mahdi al-Mashat, who said that those who gifted Epstein the Kaaba shroud were the ones who had originally targeted Mecca.

The campaign featured Yemeni comedian Mustafa al-Momari, who has more than 2.7 million followers on X, making videos criticizing Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, and local artists also composing songs.

Moreover, Houthi leader Abdul Malek al-Houthi has been raising the issue of the Epstein documents in his various speeches, describing it as part of a Zionist process.

The Houthi campaign is also having an impact internationally, with figures such as right-wing US podcaster Jake Shields praising the Houthi position.

However, no response has been received from Saudi authorities regarding these information in the document or the Houthis’ allegations.