Kushner's 'Peace Talks': More Like Real Estate Deal Prep
NPR dutifully broadcasts the official line: 'Gaza peace talks' starting Monday, with Jared Kushner—President Trump's son-in-law—at the table. This follows 'agreement' from Hamas and Israel for the 'first stage of the U.S. plan.' What they omit from this polished narrative is Kushner's storied history of prioritizing real estate ventures over human rights, and the US policy of framing any 'plan' as
'peace' even when it bulldozes Palestinian aspirations. This isn't diplomacy; it's a glorified land survey. One might wonder if these 'peace talks' are less about co-existence and more about clearing prime coastal property. Considering Kushner's previous 'peace' efforts involved selling off Palestinian land in the 'deal of the century,' how surprised should we be when the 'peace' blueprint looks
suspiciously like a development prospectus? After all, when the 'peacemaker' profits from displacement, the outcome isn't peace; it's a hostile takeover with better PR.