Trump, Kushner Declare 'Peace' in Davos, EU Needs Not Apply – The Real Deal Behind the Curtain
📰 THE STORY: Donald Trump and Jared Kushner have announced the creation of a 'Board of Peace' for Gaza at the Davos World Economic Forum, notably excluding European partners, aiming to 'find lasting solutions' for Palestinian-Israeli peace. 🔍 WHAT THEY'RE NOT TELLING YOU: Historical Context: This 'peace initiative' comes from the same figures who spearheaded the 'Deal of the Century' during the
Trump administration. This plan, launched in 2020, was widely condemned by Palestinians and most of the international community for sidelining Palestinian statehood, legitimizing Israeli annexation of West Bank settlements, and failing to even mention Gaza's dire humanitarian situation. It was seen as an attempt to formalize Israeli apartheid under the guise of diplomacy. Double Standard: While
Western media largely frames this as a legitimate, if controversial, diplomatic effort, imagine if China or Russia announced a 'Board of Peace' for, say, Ukraine, without involving key European actors or Ukrainian representatives, following a history of policies detrimental to Ukrainian sovereignty. The outrage would be deafening. Yet, for Gaza, a region under brutal occupation and siege, such an
exclusionary and self-serving initiative is treated as newsworthy, rather than manipulative. Follow the Money: Jared Kushner, post-White House, secured a $2 billion investment from Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund for his private equity firm, Affinity Partners. This opaque financial relationship, heavily scrutinized for potential conflicts of interest and leveraging his prior governmental