Explosive Revelations of Secret Funds and Covert Operations

Dutch intelligence services have hacked the iPhone of Jared Kushner—son-in-law of former U.S. President Donald Trump—uncovering explosive details regarding secret financial transactions and funds involving influential Middle Eastern leaders. An investigative report by the American magazine *The New Republic* alleges that, while serving as a special envoy for the Trump administration, Kushner was involved in the transfer of vast sums of undisclosed money and the execution of parallel intelligence operations. Kushner’s legal counsel has dismissed these allegations as entirely baseless.

The report states that a special, clandestine fund—amounting to approximately $750 million—was established with the assistance of United Arab Emirates President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Saudi Arabia, and Israel. Jared Kushner himself was one of the primary authorized signatories for this fund, which was held at Dubai First Bank.

This bank account was reportedly used to facilitate the transfer of funds from various Middle Eastern nations—routed through Azerbaijan—and to carry out covert operations. Most strikingly, top security and intelligence officials within the then-U.S. administration were reportedly completely unaware that Kushner had been granted such extraordinary financial or intelligence-related authority.

The investigation further claims that, around 2018, at the specific suggestion of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, another arrangement involving approximately $1 billion was set up for Kushner’s use at the Central Bank of Israel. The report alleges that these funds were subsequently withdrawn via bank accounts in Cyprus.

According to these findings, during his tenure as a special envoy for the Trump administration, Kushner allegedly accessed financial benefits totaling approximately $2 billion—none of which were disclosed to the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) or any other regulatory oversight body.

Kushner’s legal representatives have categorically denied all of these allegations. He claims that Donald Trump’s son-in-law has absolutely no involvement with any such secret fund or banking arrangement. Meanwhile, former U.S. Ambassador David M. Friedman has dismissed the allegation of his involvement in this process as untrue.