Jared Kushner visited the Middle East this week to revive peace talks with Israeli and Palestinian leaders — here’s how it unfolded
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Jared Kushner concluded a two-day trip to the Middle East aimed at advancing peace talks between Israel and Palestine, which the US deemed productive despite Palestinian concerns.
Key points from this article:
- The trip included meetings with officials in Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the UAE, Qatar, Jordan, Jerusalem, and Ramallah.
- How the trip's outcome may influence future negotiations between Israel and Palestine, as Kushner's team seeks to address Palestinian disquiet.
- Why this matters for the Trump administration's foreign policy goals in the region, particularly in relation to Middle Eastern alliances.
Jared Kushner visited the Middle East this week to revive peace talks with Israeli and Palestinian leaders — here’s how it unfolded
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Jared Kushner, a White House adviser and son-in-law of President Donald Trump, wrapped up his trip to the Middle East on Thursday, for which the top priority on the agenda was furthering peace talks between Israel and Palestine. The US described Kushner’s trip as “productive,” despite rumors of disquiet on the Palestinian side. Kushner was accompanied […]
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