Magazine accuses Kushner of using diplomacy for profit
The article discusses Jared Kushner, the former U.S. President Donald Trump's son-in-law, and his relationship with wealth and diplomacy. It highlights how Kushner approached the issue as a means to advance his personal financial interests by exchanging diplomatic skills for wealth. The report indicates that Kushner, who is 45 years old, was granted extraordinary authority over Middle East and Ukraine files, focusing heavily on his business interests, exploiting his government position to facilitate his own investments, particularly with Gulf countries and Israel. The report also addresses his lack of technical expertise in handling complex matters, such as Iran's nuclear program, and how his personal relationships and business dealings helped amplify his financial influence during his time in government and afterwards. His influence on foreign policy continues despite security restrictions imposed by U.S. intelligence agencies that limit his access to classified information.
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