Jared Kushner busted soliciting $5 billion in bribes from foreign governments while serving as Trump’s Mideast « peace envoy »!
Donald Trump’s son-in-law and appointed « peace envoy » for the Middle East is trying to raise $5 billion or more from foreign governments for his private investment company, Affinity Partners.
Kushner’s prospective donors are the same countries he deals with in his official U.S. government role—Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar. They all want a piece of the action after his firm, Affinity Partners, inevitably announces a huge project to rebuild Gaza.
Affinity reps have already met with Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, led by journalist-butchering Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, which already primed the pump, handing over $2 billion to Kushner at the end of Trump’s first term.
The earlier deal bought Saudi Arabia influence, and now it wants the first chance to put in more money whenever Kushner raises new cash to get the entire Trump family and, by extension, the United States more firmly in his pocket. The UAE and Qatar, which also invested early, are next in line with their checkbooks open.
Let’s not forget this is the official Peace Envoy, who was negotiating on behalf of the American people with Iran’s foreign minister in Geneva with the solemn and serious task of averting a potentially catastrophic regional conflict.
No surprise that the talks ended without a nuclear deal, just as the Iranians were publicly stating they thought one was close. But let’s be real. Kushner was never there to win a deal in good faith. He was working for his clients as much as the United States of America.
Back in December 2024, Kushner told a podcaster he would avoid conflicts and « don’t have to raise capital for the next four years. » Now he’s doing exactly that.
This is a clear conflict: Kushner used his White House connections to build close relationships with these governments during Trump’s first term, then got billions from them for his personal business, and now he’s asking for more while holding an official U.S. role negotiating with the same countries.
If Jared Kushner raising billions from foreign governments while doing a bad job as Trump’s Mideast envoy feels wrong to you, like and share to demand answers.