Wally Rashid suggested that Jeffries's meeting with Jared Kushner could be connected to Moskowitz's promotion, without providing evidence.
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- Wally Rashid suggested that Jeffries's meeting with Jared Kushner could be connected to Moskowitz's promotion, without providing evidence.
Wally Rashid, a Palestinian-American journalist and political commentator, took the criticism in a different direction, pointing to earlier reporting that Jeffries had met with Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law and a special peace envoy. Rashid suggested that the meeting could be connected to Moskowitz's promotion, although he offered no evidence linking the two events.
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Origin: extracted from Hakeem Jeffries Under Fire as Pro-Israel Democrat Tapped for Top Post · 2026-09-06 20:03