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Report Claims Jared Kushner Had Access to Billions in UAE, Saudi Funds
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A new book claims Jared Kushner, former President Trump's son-in-law, had access to billions in UAE and Saudi funds, including an Israeli bank account. The book alleges Kushner promised to advance foreign agendas in exchange for these funds. Kushner has denied the allegations, calling them "outrageous and categorically false" and is reportedly considering legal action.
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- Jared Kushner allegedly had access to billions in UAE and Saudi funds, including an Israeli bank account.
- A new book claims Kushner promised to advance foreign agendas in exchange for these funds.
- Dutch intelligence reportedly discovered Kushner accessing a UAE bank account with funds from Azerbaijan.
- Prime Minister Netanyahu was allegedly aware of and encouraged the use of an Israeli bank account.
- Kushner denies all allegations, calling them "outrageous and categorically false."
- Kushner's attorney announced plans for legal action against the publishers of the book.
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Jared KushnerMohammed bin Zayed Al NahyanMohammed bin SalmanMatthew ColeMeir Ben-ShabbatAnwar GargashDherar Belhoul Al FalasiBenjamin NetanyahuUnited Arab EmiratesSaudi ArabiaIsraeli Central BankNetherlands Defense Intelligence and Security ServiceVanity FairWatani Al Emarat FoundationBank of IsraelX/Twitter
