Telegraph: Interests risk disrupting Trump’s Peace Council
A report by the British newspaper "The Telegraph" investigates the conflicts of interest within the "Peace Council" led by the United States to manage the Gaza war effort and its reconstruction. Many members of the council are affiliated with military and technological companies operating in areas that align with the interests of both sides of the conflict, such as funding settlements and supporting Hamas, which threatens the council's integrity and independence. The investigation also links Arab investments in the "Affinity Partners" fund, managed by former U.S. President Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner, to connections with influential officials and investors. This has raised concerns that the overlap of commercial interests could hinder peace efforts and undermine confidence in the reconstruction process.
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