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Book Claims Kushner Had Access to Secret UAE Funds, Netanyahu Urged Israeli Bank Placement

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Report: Netanyahu Aided Kushner in Concealing UAE Funds

Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu allegedly helped Jared Kushner conceal secret funds transferred from the UAE, according to a Vanity Fair report citing journalist Matthew Cole. The funds, totaling around $1 billion, were reportedly moved via Azerbaijan during Trump's first term and some deposited in Israel's central bank. Kushner has denied the report.

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  • PM Netanyahu allegedly aided Jared Kushner in concealing secret UAE funds, per Vanity Fair.
  • Approximately $1 billion was reportedly transferred from the UAE to Israel via Azerbaijan for Kushner.
  • Some of the funds were allegedly deposited in the Bank of Israel.
  • Jared Kushner has denied the report's claims.
  • The report is based on excerpts from journalist Matthew Cole's upcoming book.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was involved in the secret transfer of funds from the United Arab Emirates to Jared Kushner, former US President Donald Trump's son-in-law, according to a report published Friday in Vanity Fair. The report cites excerpts from a book by American journalist Matthew Cole.

During Trump's first term, approximately $1 billion was allegedly transferred from the UAE to Israel via Azerbaijan, intended for Kushner. The report claims some of these funds were deposited in the Bank of Israel. Kushner has denied the report.

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