President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner denounced Vanity Fair on Thursday, calling out the magazine on social media after it published an excerpt from an upcoming book that allegedly revealed Kushner's secret financial agreements with Israel, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates.

Key Facts

The allegations against Kushner include secret bank accounts he was a signatory on, hundreds of millions of dollars in foreign transfers, and political arrangements with Middle Eastern leaders.

The findings were sparked by Dutch investigators who gained access to Kushner's phone through an apprehended and flipped Russian hacker who gave them access to a Russian remote server containing screenshots of the phone and its data, according to the Vanity Fair report.

Kushner's phone was monitored by Dutch investigators as he used it in 2018, with investigators finding Kushner accessed a United Arab Emirates-linked bank account that had $750 million transferred into it by a UAE government-funded charity, the report added.

An unnamed person cited by Vanity Fair allegedly held discussions with Israeli and United Arab Emirates officials about a "secret financial agreement between Kushner, the UAE, and, at least initially, Saudi Arabia."



Kushner reportedly promised United Arab Emirates President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan he would "push their agenda with Trump if they participated in a fund," according to the unnamed person.

Kushner took issue with an excerpt from Thursday's story that suggested he may have violated U.S. law by allegedly failing to disclose his activity with the account, saying the allegations "are completely insane and never happened."

Al Nahyan also reportedly used another bank account intended for Kushner, moving $1 billion to Israel via Azerbaijan for Kushner.

Vanity Fair also reported the presidents of the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia were paying for Kushner's influence within the U.S. government.

Crucial Quote

"These are outrageous fabrications being presented as investigative journalism," Kushner tweeted Thursday.
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Key Background

Kushner has long been scrutinized over supposed conflicts of interests between his role in the U.S. government as an envoy and his private financial dealings. The president's son-in-law, who owns a private equity firm that has received billions of dollars from Middle Eastern leaders and foreign wealth funds, became a billionaire last year and has since become the target of congressional inquiries into his business dealings.

(10-23-2026 09:18 AM)olliebaba Wrote:  If he's guilty then jail him.

See, we follow the law unlike the Demons.

(10-23-2026 09:35 AM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  

(10-23-2026 09:18 AM)olliebaba Wrote:  If he's guilty then jail him.

See, we follow the law unlike the Demons.

Yep. But of course, Yahoo! News is left-leaning so I doubt it's true anyway.

(10-23-2026 10:50 AM)bill dazzle Wrote:  I would trust Joe Biden and Don Trump before I trust Jared Kushner.

(10-23-2026 11:23 AM)shere khan Wrote:  

(10-23-2026 10:50 AM)bill dazzle Wrote:  I would trust Joe Biden and Don Trump before I trust Jared Kushner.

Specifically why other than that's what all the prog filth say

(10-23-2026 10:09 AM)Eagleaidaholic Wrote:  "Secret Bank Accounts". Aren't ALL bank accounts Secret? So, an investment banker invested money for people in other countries? What "special treatment" did these investors receive from the US Government? I didn't see that in the Vanity Fair story.

(10-23-2026 01:53 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  Then, Elvis, if he's actually guilty, throw him in jail. If not, leave him alone. That simple.

Innocent until proven guilty, remember, folks?

(10-23-2026 01:53 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  Then, Elvis, if he's actually guilty, throw him in jail. If not, leave him alone. That simple.

Innocent until proven guilty, remember, folks?

(10-23-2026 12:21 PM)bill dazzle Wrote:  

(10-23-2026 11:23 AM)shere khan Wrote:  

(10-23-2026 10:50 AM)bill dazzle Wrote:  I would trust Joe Biden and Don Trump before I trust Jared Kushner.

Specifically why other than that's what all the prog filth say

Kushner has less to lose than Biden/Trump, so he can be more freewheeling with his illicit behavior.

And he's more "under the radar" than a president. As such, and in theory, he is more easily able to get away with manipulating, cheating, lying, etc.

(10-23-2026 04:33 PM)Native Georgian Wrote:  

(10-23-2026 12:21 PM)bill dazzle Wrote:  

(10-23-2026 11:23 AM)shere khan Wrote:  

(10-23-2026 10:50 AM)bill dazzle Wrote:  I would trust Joe Biden and Don Trump before I trust Jared Kushner.

Specifically why other than that's what all the prog filth say

Kushner has less to lose than Biden/Trump, so he can be more freewheeling with his illicit behavior.

And he's more "under the radar" than a president. As such, and in theory, he is more easily able to get away with manipulating, cheating, lying, etc.

Jared Kushner’s father was indicted on 16 federal counts, and after a plea bargain, was sentenced to the maximum for both time in custody and financial penalties. Kushner was about 24-25 yrs. old when that happened and — just guessing here, but I’d say he probably remembers that episode quite vividly. And he knows or should know that he, personally, will be at or near the top of the Democrats’ shitlist for the rest of his life after working for Trump in the 2016 campaign and then serving in the administration after that.

None of this means that Kushner is innocent of whatever anti-Trump media is accusing him of. But from the standpoint of potential prosecution and incarceration, he has every bit as much to lose as Trump, and no he is not “under the radar” at all. The general public may have forgotten who he is, but Democrats have not and they will always be looking for opportunities to destroy his life whenever and wherever possible. Vanity Fair throwing a bucket of slime at him <2 weeks before the election is a reminder of that.

(10-23-2026 02:56 AM)Gitanole Wrote:  President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner denounced Vanity Fair on Thursday, calling out the magazine on social media after it published an excerpt from an upcoming book that allegedly revealed Kushner's secret financial agreements with Israel, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates.

Key Facts

The allegations against Kushner include secret bank accounts he was a signatory on, hundreds of millions of dollars in foreign transfers, and political arrangements with Middle Eastern leaders.

The findings were sparked by Dutch investigators who gained access to Kushner's phone through an apprehended and flipped Russian hacker who gave them access to a Russian remote server containing screenshots of the phone and its data, according to the Vanity Fair report.

Kushner's phone was monitored by Dutch investigators as he used it in 2018, with investigators finding Kushner accessed a United Arab Emirates-linked bank account that had $750 million transferred into it by a UAE government-funded charity, the report added.

An unnamed person cited by Vanity Fair allegedly held discussions with Israeli and United Arab Emirates officials about a "secret financial agreement between Kushner, the UAE, and, at least initially, Saudi Arabia."



Kushner reportedly promised United Arab Emirates President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan he would "push their agenda with Trump if they participated in a fund," according to the unnamed person.

Kushner took issue with an excerpt from Thursday's story that suggested he may have violated U.S. law by allegedly failing to disclose his activity with the account, saying the allegations "are completely insane and never happened."

Al Nahyan also reportedly used another bank account intended for Kushner, moving $1 billion to Israel via Azerbaijan for Kushner.

Vanity Fair also reported the presidents of the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia were paying for Kushner's influence within the U.S. government.

Crucial Quote

"These are outrageous fabrications being presented as investigative journalism," Kushner tweeted Thursday.
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Key Background

Kushner has long been scrutinized over supposed conflicts of interests between his role in the U.S. government as an envoy and his private financial dealings. The president's son-in-law, who owns a private equity firm that has received billions of dollars from Middle Eastern leaders and foreign wealth funds, became a billionaire last year and has since become the target of congressional inquiries into his business dealings.
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Full Forbes report, with further links
https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/jared-kushner-blasts-outrageous-vanity-011003238.html