New Book Alleges Secret Financial Network Linked Kushner, Netanyahu, Gulf Rulers
Summarized from Ynetnews by baba
A new book by Matthew Cole alleges that Jared Kushner, former President Trump's senior adviser, was linked to a secret financial network involving Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Gulf rulers. The book claims over $2 billion was made available through arrangements with the UAE and Saudi Arabia, including a $1 billion transfer to Israel. Kushner's lawyer has denied all allegations, stating no such accounts existed. The alleged network was reportedly uncovered by Dutch intelligence and is linked to diplomatic efforts preceding the Abraham Accords.
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- A new book alleges Jared Kushner was linked to a secret financial network involving Netanyahu and Gulf rulers.
- The network allegedly made over $2 billion available through arrangements with the UAE and Saudi Arabia.
- One claim involves a $1 billion transfer to Israel, with Netanyahu urging Kushner to place it in a state account.
- Kushner's lawyer has categorically denied the existence of any such accounts or arrangements.
- Dutch intelligence reportedly uncovered the alleged financial trail through surveillance of Kushner's iPhone.
- The book links these financial arrangements to diplomatic efforts preceding the Abraham Accords.
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