Kushner, Witkoff To 'Shore Up' Gaza Ceasefire with Luxury Towers?
When the 'peace envoys' are known for their luxury developments and investment forays into Gulf states, one has to question the ultimate 'shore up' strategy. Kushner's track record includes a 2020 plan to build Gaza a port financed by a 'private consortium,' which quietly disappeared. Then there's his 2023 statement at a Harvard conference, where he suggested Gaza's 'waterfront property' could be
'very valuable,' advising Israel to 'clear out' the civilians. A 'ceasefire' with these architects at the helm suddenly takes on a distinctly different flavor. Perhaps this isn't about stopping bombs, but about identifying prime demolition sites to pave the way for future investment opportunities. The FT, of course, presented this 'diplomatic' visit with a straight face, neatly sidestepping the
uncomfortable reality that these 'negotiators' have a deeply personal, financial interest in what happens to Palestinian land. It's not a ceasefire they're shoring up; it's a future development prospectus. One might wonder what specific 'real estate' deals are planned post-peace.