Tel Aviv’s Fallout with Kushner: Israeli Government Accuses Trump’s Son-in-Law of "Revenge" and Pro-Turkey Agenda

In a stunning diplomatic reversal, the Israeli security cabinet has launched a scathing attack on Jared Kushner, accusing him of orchestrating a "revenge campaign" against Israel. Following Tel Aviv's refusal to reopen the Rafah crossing, Israeli officials identified Kushner as the architect behind the new "National Committee for Gaza Management," which controversially includes Turkey. Leaders of the ruling coalition view this move as a direct retaliation that undermines Israeli security interests.

Israeli circles are also blaming Kushner for blocking the annexation of the West Bank since 2020, claiming he prioritizes his regional economic ties over Israel’s sovereign goals. The cabinet concluded that Kushner’s "idealistic" vision for world peace has become a liability, describing his current influence as a "trench of revenge." This public fallout marks a significant crisis between Netanyahu’s government and one of Trump’s most influential advisors.