Jared Kushner, Donald Trump's Son-in-law Who Has The Idea Of Moving Palestinians From The Gaza Strip

Donald Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner. (Wikimedia Commons)

JAKARTA - Donald Trump's family business network cannot be underestimated. All members of his family 'child to son-in-law' own their respective businesses. Jared Kushner, for example. Trump's son-in-law is considered reliable in the property business.

Trump, during his first term as President of the United States (US), made him a senior adviser to the White House. Jared's hypothesis of US business interests is needed. Sometimes Jared also advances his personal agenda. He wants to vacate Gaza from Palestinians and build a real estate business there.

Jared Kushner is not new to the US property business world. The man who was born in Livingston, New Jersey, January 10, 1981, was born as the son of a property entrepreneur. This narrative allows Jared to pursue the best education.

He deepened his business and law at the University of New York. He initially tried to build his career in the world of law. However, Jared didn't really like it. He prefers to invest himself in the real estate business of his family.

His career as a classy real estate entrepreneur. He was able to orbit the company owned by his parents, Kushner Companies. This popularity made him know many big entrepreneurs. Donald Trump, especially.

His acquaintance with Donald Trump brought him to know Trump's family. At its peak, he and Trump's son, Ivanka Trump married in 2009.

The marriage brought Jared and Trump closer. Jared is often asked for a lot of views on Trump's business. Later Jared also joined Trump's success team when he participated in the 2016 US presidential election political contestation. Jared is considered to have made a big contribution in winning Trump.

This condition made Trump not forget Jared's role. Trump, who in fact rose as US President, immediately appointed his son-in-law as a senior advisor to the White House since 2017. Andil made Jared also move to think about the fate of the US.

Trump even appointed Jared as a negotiator in the normalization of relations between Israel and other Middle Eastern countries. Jared took part in the normalization of Israel's relations with the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bahrain, Sudan, and Morocco.

- Jared, who married Trump's daughter, Ivanka, in 2009, is closer to Trump than any other adviser. Jared's stable presence in the transition team has often been chaotic and has provided input to Trump.

Trump described Jared as an extraordinary asset and a trusted advisor during campaigns and transitions. Trump revealed this in a statement issued Monday evening local time announcing Jared's appointment. "It's a courage that may be Trump's way of leading the US," Glenn Thrush anduranny Haberman said in his article on The New York Times website entitled Jared Kushner Named Senior White House Advisor to Donald Trump (2017).

Jared's work as a mouthpiece for normalizing Israel's relations with the Middle East is not purely a political step. There is a business interest behind it. Take for example when he has business relationships with many rulers in the Middle East.

The relationship then led to the idea of property development - especially hotels in Gaza. Jared then introduced Riviera's name to the Middle East as a substitute for Gaza. The real estate business is considered to bring abundant profits.

This desire made him form a private company, Affinity Partners to raise big funds in 2021. The desire to build property in Gaza is no longer a joke, even though Trump is no longer the President.

He is reported to have advised Israel to move Palestinians from Gaza. He revealed the suggestion in 2024. He dared to speak like that because Jared believed Trump would return to power in 2025. His desire to make Gaza a business field can work.

However, the steps he wants are not limited to relocation. Jared is like planning where Gazans are moved. He advised the Negev Desert in South Israel. Jared thinks there Palestinians can live in peace and comfort.

Later when Trump returned to his position as the number one person in the US, the idea of moving Gazans was often touted from the beginning of 2025. This wish was then opposed by various parties. Criticism at Donald Trump also came repeatedly. The transfer was considered a step to remove Palestine from the world map.

Gaza's seafront property can be invaluable. If people focus on building livelihoods. The situation there is indeed a bit unfavorable, but from an Israeli point of view, I will try my best to move those people out."

"I then told you. I don't think Israel has stated that they don't want those people to move back there afterwards," Jared was quoted as saying by Patrick Wintour on The Guardian's page entitled Jared Kushner says Gaza's Waterfront Property Could be Very Valuable (2024).