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Kushner profits from army supply deals
An investigation by CNN has revealed that Affinity Partners, a company owned by Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of former U.S. President Donald Trump, has benefited financially in an indirect way from investments in Israeli companies supplying the Israeli military with equipment and weapons. Affinity has become the largest contributor to the Israeli-based Phoenix Finance Group, which owns shares valued at over $456 million in nine companies, including Elbit Systems, NextVision, and Rishon Technologies, and earn substantial profits from these investments. The company doubled its stake in Phoenix in January 2025 and sold about a quarter of it in July 2026 for more than $340 million, achieving a return of more than five times its original investment while maintaining a stake estimated at over a billion dollars. Kushner’s lawyer confirmed that he did not participate in the group's decisions or sit on its board. Additionally, Kushner’s business activities have not been linked to his diplomatic role, especially during his negotiations over the Gaza conflict.
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