Moment Jared Kushner says Gaza’s ‘waterfront property’ could be ‘VERY valuable’ as Trump’s son-in-law is ridiculed
THIS is the shocking moment Jared Kushner said: “Gaza’s waterfront properties could be very valuable” while talking about Israel’s Hamas war.
Donald Trump’s son-in-law sparked a wave of criticism after discussing the issue Palestinian enclave that has been almost completely destroyed in recent months.
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Kushner, speaking at Harvard University, also said Israel should clear out any remaining Palestinian civilians sheltering there and “finish the job.”
“It’s a bit of an unfortunate situation there, but from Israel’s perspective I would do my best to get the people out and then clean it up,” he said.
When asked about concerns that Gazans would not be able to return if they left, Kushner said, “I’m not sure there’s much of Gaza left at this point.”
Kushner also said he would bulldoze “something in the Negev,” a stretch of desert in Israel, and move Palestinians there.
“I think that’s a better option so you can go in and finish the job.”
Since the October 7 Hamas massacre, Israeli forces have targeted the Gaza Strip in an attempt to destroy the terror group and its strongholds.
More than 30,000 Palestinian people have been killed, according to the Hamas-run health ministry of the enclave.
According to the UN, more than three-quarters of the population has been displaced and more than a million people are trapped in Rafah, a small piece of land near the border.
Eyes from across the international community have been watching Israel’s approach in the war-torn enclave.
Kushner, married to Trump’s daughter Ivanka, served as his senior foreign policy adviser during his 2016-2020 term as US president.
Just a few weeks ago he received an award for his contribution to “promoting peace in the Middle East”.
But his comments on Tuesday have drawn intense criticism from people who accuse him of advocating “ethnic cleansing.”
He told a Harvard professor: “Gaza’s waterfront real estate could be very valuable if people focused on building livelihoods.
“If you think about all the money that went into this tunnel network and all the munitions, if that would have gone into education or innovation, what could have been done.”
Former US Senate staffer Dylan Williams wrote on son-in-law Jared Kushner openly supports the ethnic cleansing of Gaza.”
American Democratic commentator Lindy Li also wrote: “…Jared Kushner is eyeing Gaza for his next luxury condo development.”
She also said Kushner had made “billions” from his dealings with “Qatar and the UAE,” both of which are involved in mediating between Hamas and Israel amid the ongoing war.
Kushner, a former real estate trader, also said a Palestinian state is a “super bad idea.”
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“I stand by this and believe that the lives of the Palestinian people will ONLY improve if the international community and their citizens start demanding accountability from their leadership.”
It comes as the UN warned on Monday that famine is looming in Gaza and is likely to spread across the enclave by July.
They said famine levels have already been reached in the north, where Israeli forces began the ground operation last year.
Who is Jared Kushner?
JARED Kushner is married to Donald Trump’s daughter Ivanka.
The real estate developer and investor worked as a senior White House adviser during Trump’s term.
He is the son of property developer, Charles Kushner, and grew up as an Orthodox Jew.
Kushner graduated from Harvard University in 2003 with a degree in sociology.
Kushner married Donald Trump eldest daughter, Ivanka, in 2009after she converted to Judaism.
The married couple lives in Washington DC.
They share three children: Arabella, born in 2018, Joseph, born in 2013, and son Theodore, born in 2016.
In 2017 he became the senior advisor to the president – his father-in-law.
Kushner’s portfolio ranged from crafts Middle East policies to address America’s opioid crisis and lead innovation efforts.
Since leaving the White House, Kushner founded Affinity Partners, a private equity firm that gets most of its money from the Saudi government’s sovereign wealth fund. The New York Times.
He has a net worth estimated at $800 million Net Worth of Celebrities.
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