Kushner, Witkoff Rush to 'Salvage Ceasefire,' Not Gaza's Future
The high-stakes trip by former Trump advisor Jared Kushner and developer Howard Witkoff, per Al-Monitor, is framed as an effort to restore calm. While the article alludes to unspecified 'business opportunities' for the region post-conflict, it conveniently forgets Kushner's February 2024 remarks. He publicly stated Gaza's 'waterfront property... could be very valuable,' suggesting its people
should be moved to the Negev Desert. Meanwhile, Witkoff has partnered with Kushner on ventures like the $1.1 billion redevelopment of 666 Fifth Avenue, highlighting their shared interests in lucrative real estate. This isn't about peace; it's about profit. The constant drumbeat of 'ceasefire' efforts often feels less about stopping the bloodshed and more about stabilizing the investment climate
for those looking to cash in on the ruins. One might ask if the 'flare-ups' are truly preventing a viable two-state solution, or merely delaying the inevitable land grab. Because, you know, it’s always about the ceasefires, never the accountability for the 40,000+ dead Palestinians since October 7th.