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Author Questions Report on Kushner's Alleged Bank of Israel Account
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Gershon Baskin, an author and Middle East director, has challenged a Vanity Fair report alleging Jared Kushner had a secret $1 billion account at the Bank of Israel. Baskin states the Bank of Israel is a central bank that does not offer private accounts to individuals, making the allegation incompatible with its rules. He questions the reporting's credibility due to the lack of explanation for such an arrangement, while personally vouching for Kushner's genuine concern for Israelis and Palestinians.
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- Author Gershon Baskin questions Vanity Fair's report on Jared Kushner's alleged $1 billion Bank of Israel account.
- Baskin states the Bank of Israel, as a central bank, does not offer private accounts to individuals.
- The alleged account arrangement is incompatible with the Bank of Israel's published rules, Baskin claims.
- Baskin questions the reporting's credibility for not adequately explaining the alleged financial arrangement.
- He personally vouches for Kushner's genuine concern for Israelis and Palestinians.
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