Jared Kushner

In about three weeks, Hamas is supposed to begin handing over its weapons in accordance with the schedule presented by Jared Kushner, and against the backdrop of the Israeli ultimatum to stop violations by the organization, sharp criticism was heard yesterday in the cabinet regarding the situation in the Gaza Strip and the manner of responding to the violations.

The daughter of the US President swapped her tailored look for a surfing shirt and decided to conquer the waves in Costa Rica like a pro. Despite a few spills, the 44-year-old showed great form and a bright smile.

The US received intelligence that Hamas plans to evade disarmament. Kushner warned Khalil al-Hayya that if they attempt to cheat, the process will halt and Israel will be free to act. Hamas has committed to implementing all 20 points of the plan, including demilitarization.

Jared Kushner met secretly with House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries, amid the possibility that Democrats will take control of the House. The two explored future cooperation, despite the sharp exchange of blows between Jeffries and Trump.

Against the backdrop of Jared Kushner's visit to Israel and efforts to promote the 15-point plan, as well as the meeting between US administration representatives and Hamas political bureau chief Khalil al-Hayya in Egypt, the Heroism Forum has sharply criticized negotiations with senior Hamas officials. Bereaved families distributed posters with the slogan "You fight terror, you don't talk to it."

Unlike in recent years, Qatar has begun to publicly highlight its meetings with senior officials of the Hamas terrorist organization. This comes against the backdrop of concern in Israel following Kushner's meeting with Khalil al-Hayya.

Jared Kushner's regional visit concluded without a breakthrough regarding the future of the Gaza Strip. According to Arab reports, the US prefers to invest in security at this stage, leaving reconstruction and the disarmament of Hamas as unresolved issues.

Palestinian media reported that six people were killed and ten wounded in an IDF drone strike in the port area of Gaza City. The strike comes a day after Jared Kushner's visit to Israel, which dealt with the implementation of the Trump plan in the Strip.

World press headlines: The meeting between Jared Kushner and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem ended with little progress, the war in the Strait of Hormuz has triggered a rise in piracy off the coast of Somalia, and experts are assessing the long-term consequences of high oil prices through 2027.

Trey Yingst, Fox News correspondent in Israel, spoke with President Donald Trump's advisor Jared Kushner during his visit to Israel. The discussion focused on the Peace Council, the Gaza Strip, and Kushner's recent meeting with Hamas representatives.

A disagreement has emerged between the US and Iran regarding the existence of negotiations. While Donald Trump's envoy claims progress, Iranian officials flatly deny any contact, labeling the US president's statements as 'delusional'.

Jared Kushner met in Egypt with Khalil al-Hayya and Mohammed Dahlan, whose role in talks regarding the future of Gaza is growing. Dahlan is acting as a bridge between Hamas and regional actors, promoting a "broad alliance" ahead of upcoming elections. In the Palestinian Authority, there are growing concerns that this will lead to the creation of a "Hamastan" under the guise of Dahlan.

Jared Kushner was spotted in the evening at the Naya restaurant in the Jerusalem Hills, accompanied by another person. The visit to the restaurant came after a day of political meetings he held in Israel.

Is one picture worth two thousand fallen? The moment when Donald Trump's envoy and confidant treated Khalil al-Hayya with the respect reserved for a head of state is a cognitive defeat for Israel.

President Isaac Herzog met with Jared Kushner and Nickolay Mladenov, emphasizing that any steps in Gaza must ensure Israel's security. Simultaneously, discussions continue regarding a framework for the demilitarization of Hamas and the transfer of civil control to a technocratic council.

The Prime Minister is meeting with a US administration advisor and Peace Council officials to discuss a 15-point plan. The talks follow Hamas's stated willingness to disarm and the proposed establishment of civilian pilot zones in the Gaza Strip.

Against the backdrop of talks between the US delegation and officials in Gaza and Israel, and seemingly pragmatic messages from Hamas, the security establishment warns: the terrorist organization has not abandoned its goals and views the political process as a lifeline.

The fundamental question that must be asked now is whether Hamas is even capable of surviving as a purely political entity? Throughout all its years of rule, Hamas's power did not stem from free popular support alone, but also from the barrel of a gun.

Jared Kushner, envoy for US President Donald Trump, is expected to hold meetings this week with Hamas representatives, with mediators from Egypt, Turkey, and Qatar in attendance.

There is currently a space that allows for the completion of the political process with the Lebanese government. Precious months should not be lost waiting for elections and the political process that will take place in light of their results. Both countries have a clear interest in utilizing the current American attention to the issue, as there is no way to predict what President Trump's policy...

Donald Trump, through his envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, is working on a plan to rehabilitate Iran and return it to the 'family of nations.' The President is also harboring a dream of an official visit to Tehran, which he calculates would earn him a Nobel Peace Prize.

After Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the 15-point plan, Jared Kushner will arrive in the region with Tony Blair and Nickolay Mladenov to bridge the gaps. The Gaza Peace Council stated: "We will hear the concerns and discuss next steps; the US and Israel agree on the end state—a dismantled Hamas."

While Washington is "turning a blind eye" to the resumption of Hamas terrorist liquidations, American envoy Jared Kushner and Peace Council CEO Nikolay Mladenov are expected to discuss the activation of President Trump's Gaza plan with the Prime Minister. Kushner is also expected to raise concerns regarding settler violence.

Jared Kushner, who was one of the key architects of the Abraham Accords, criticized those who previously claimed such a step was impossible: "For too long the region was trapped in old ideas." He further stated: "There are opportunities for a breakthrough today."

Jared Kushner, son-in-law and former advisor to US President Donald Trump and considered one of the architects of the Abraham Accords, published a post on Thursday marking six years since the diplomatic initiative that changed relations between Israel and Arab countries in the region, expressing optimism regarding the possibility of further diplomatic breakthroughs.

A major real estate project by Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump in Albania is facing significant challenges. It has been revealed that the land was purchased from an international drug baron suspected of stealing it from local residents. Authorities have frozen $120 million, while mass protests continue across the country.

Jared Kushner's resort project in Albania faces serious complications: hundreds of millions of dollars were paid for land at the center of an ownership dispute. One of the sellers is wanted on suspicion of cocaine trafficking, and the "Flamingo" protest has ignited the streets of Tirana.

The Americans are proposing to neutralize the weapons at the moment of handover, including by removing critical parts or melting them down completely. Israel demands that the weapons be removed from the Gaza Strip and handed over to a non-Arab entity. Simultaneously, the Peace Council is pushing to begin the process for fear that Hamas's agreement to surrender the weapons might be rescinded.

Against the backdrop of the roadmap for disarming Hamas, former senior Fatah official Mohammed Dahlan claimed that Jared Kushner reached an agreement with Israel to stop strikes in Gaza starting Sunday morning. "We are continuing contacts with the Americans to ensure the implementation of the agreement," he said.

The American investment fund Affinity Partners, led by Jared Kushner, has sold 2.5% of its holdings in Phoenix Finance for 1.05 billion shekels. The American firm Fidelity acquired the largest portion of the sold shares.

The American investment fund Affinity Partners, led by Jared Kushner, has sold 2.5% of Phoenix Finance shares to two international institutional investors for approximately 1 billion shekels. Following the transaction, the fund's stake in the company will decrease from 9.9% to 7.4%.