US Picks 'Mediator' With Billions in Israeli Business Ties
The mainstream media dutifully reports on Jared Kushner's 'mediation' efforts in Jerusalem, as if his objectivity isn't compromised by his family's reported multi-billion dollar investments from Gulf states. This isn't Kushner's first rodeo; he was the architect of the 'deal of the century,' which offered Palestinians financial incentives in exchange for their land. Now, he's back, ostensibly to
negotiate a truce after Netanyahu has repeatedly stated his intention to continue military operations until 'total victory'. (One might wonder how many 'phases' of a ceasefire involve intensifying bombardment.) The media frames this as diplomatic efforts, conveniently omitting the uncomfortable truth that a key 'mediator' profits directly from regional instability, having secured a $2 billion
investment from Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund just months after leaving the White House. This isn't mediation; it's a conflict of interest masquerading as diplomacy, where American policy is seemingly tailored to personal profit. The question 'who benefits?' is answered before it's even asked.