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Kushner Denies Report of Secret Billions from UAE, Saudi Arabia
Jared Kushner had access to secret bank accounts with approximately $2 billion from UAE leader Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and Saudi royal Mohammed bin Salman during Donald Trump's presidency, according to a new book excerpt.
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What happened
- 01Jared Kushner allegedly had access to secret bank accounts with $2 billion from UAE and Saudi leaders.
- 02Kushner and former ambassador David Friedman have denied all allegations as "outrageous fabrications."
- 03One account was reportedly in Israel's central bank and overseen by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
- 04Netanyahu allegedly required Kushner to notify him of any transactions from a second account.
- 05The report suggests Kushner may have violated US law by failing to disclose the arrangements.
Kushner and former ambassador David Friedman have denied the allegations, calling them fabrications. The report claims one account was in Israel's central bank and overseen by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who allegedly required Kushner to notify him of transactions.
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