Jared Kushner

Also written as: Kushner

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• Later that day, Kushner huddled with Netanyahu and his delegation to go over a framework for a Gaza ceasefire deal.

• The Deutsche Bank AML compliance officer was potentially fired for looking into Jared Kushner and Jeffrey Epstein.

• The Charles and Seryl Kushner Family Foundation donated approximately $342,500 to Chabad institutions over ten years.

• Kushner avoided deeper scrutiny by acting as a volunteer envoy rather than accepting a government job that would require him to disclose his finances.

• In September 2025, Kushner stood in the Oval Office as Netanyahu called Qatar’s prime minister following an Israeli strike targeting Hamas leaders in Doha.

• Jared Kushner is the mediator of peace talks between America and Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

• Kushner said financial profit is the best path toward lasting peace.

• The President of the United States sent Jared Kushner to negotiate peace talks with Benjamin Netanyahu.

• Kushner was a key architect of the Gaza ceasefire brokered between Israel and Hamas last October.

• Kushner’s attorney told CNN Kushner has never participated in or directed Phoenix’s decisions on where to invest, adding he had no involvement in the decision to purchase, hold or sell any of the nine companies highlighted by CNN and has never been on Phoenix’s board.

• Regional officials told CNN they welcomed Kushner’s help, viewing him as more adept than special envoy Steve Witkoff at navigating complex negotiations.

• Jared Kushner acted as a key negotiator in the war in Gaza while his private‑equity company Affinity Partners held the largest stake in an Israeli firm that backs businesses involved in Israel’s military campaigns.

• Wally Rashid suggested that Jeffries's meeting with Jared Kushner could be connected to Moskowitz's promotion, without providing evidence.

• CNN found no indication that Kushner’s actions as a diplomat directly affected the investments reviewed.

• In October last year, Trump dispatched his son‑in‑law to Sharm el‑Sheikh, Egypt, to seal the deal.

• Kushner began acting as an unofficial adviser to his father‑in‑law starting in May 2025.

• Kushner told Forbes last September that he maintains a very active dialogue with the financial group, meeting every few weeks with its leadership.

• Since spring 2025, Kushner has been a leading administration voice in the Middle East, advising Trump and flying across the globe to negotiate with leaders including Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

• Jared Kushner boasted that the investment is Affinity's best investment and that they have 5x‑ed their initial investment into Phoenix Financial.

• Kushner’s firm cashed out a quarter of its stake in Phoenix in July for more than $340 million, a return of more than five times its initial stock purchase.

• His attorney confirmed that statement was accurate at the time and that Kushner regularly spoke with Phoenix management about the company, broader market trends and potential strategic opportunities.

• Democratic Rep. Jamie Raskin sent a letter to Kushner in April promising an investigation by the House Judiciary Committee, describing Kushner’s dual roles as “completely irreconcilable and unethical.”

• Jared Kushner gave a $18,000 check to Harvard Chabad while a student.

• CNN used Israeli financial transparency laws to trace some of the military‑linked investments of Phoenix Financial, a Tel Aviv‑based firm that Kushner’s investment group doubled its stake in last year, shortly before Donald Trump returned to the Oval Office.

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Origin: first recognised while reading A Decentralized Network of Overlapping Interests: Chabad, Christian Zionism, Trump, Netanyahu, the Settler Movement and the Third Temple · 2026-08-31 22:57