The Trump administration plans to reveal a Gaza postwar governance framework, naming Nickolay Mladenov as high representative to oversee a 14‑member Palestinian technocratic committee running day‑to‑day civil affairs, while a US‑Israeli civilian team led by Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff pursues a phase‑two ceasefire with quick wins such as reopening Rafah, expanding medical aid and easing imports, plus an executive board of international backers. The push faces funding gaps, political risk, and doubts about Hamas disarmament and reconstruction, with criticism of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation and concerns that the Sunrise redevelopment plan is detached from ground realities; Davos diplomacy will be used to marshal support, but progress hinges on broader security concessions and real on‑the‑ground capacity.
Witkoff and Kushner are set to attend the Ukraine Coalition of the Willing meeting amidst broader geopolitical tensions, with recent articles highlighting Europe's cautious stance towards Russia and the US's unpredictable commitments, especially under Trump's administration.
Jared Kushner has proposed a $112 billion plan to transform Gaza into a high-tech hub and tourist destination, but the project faces significant political and logistical challenges, including Hamas disarmament and extensive physical reconstruction efforts.
Russian envoy Kirill Dmitriev is visiting Miami to discuss Ukraine peace negotiations with U.S. officials, including progress and remaining issues, amid ongoing talks involving Ukraine and Russia.
Paramount's hostile bid for Warner Bros. is collapsing after President Trump publicly criticized CBS News, leading Jared Kushner to withdraw his investment, and reports suggest Warner Bros. plans to reject the bid due to financing concerns.
Affinity Partners, linked to Jared Kushner, has withdrawn from Paramount's bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, as the company prepares to reject Paramount's $30-a-share offer, raising questions about the deal's viability and funding sources amid regulatory and strategic considerations.
Serbia's prosecutor has charged a government minister and three others with abuse of office and document falsification related to a Kushner-linked real estate project involving the redevelopment of a cultural heritage site in Belgrade, amidst political controversy and opposition.
Witkoff and Kushner met with Putin in Moscow for five hours to discuss the US's updated Ukraine peace plan, with the talks focusing on territorial control and potential negotiations, amid ongoing diplomatic efforts and Ukraine's preparations for possible peace talks with the US and Russia.
The article covers various international and domestic issues, including U.S. military strikes against drug boats from Venezuela, Jared Kushner's diplomatic activities in Russia, a personal crisis of an Afghan refugee involved in a shooting incident, the resumption of White House holiday tours, and an art exhibition at Miami's Museum of Graffiti. It highlights ongoing geopolitical tensions, internal political strategies, and cultural events.
The US administration has urged Israel to allow Hamas terrorists to leave Gaza for areas under Hamas control or another country, aiming to resolve the crisis involving terrorists in Rafah, with discussions involving US, Israel, Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey, and ongoing negotiations about a potential stabilization force and security agreements.
U.S. envoy Jared Kushner met with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to discuss Gaza ceasefire efforts amid ongoing military and diplomatic developments in the region, including Israeli military actions, regional tensions, and international negotiations for peace and stability.
Jared Kushner arrived in Israel for discussions with Netanyahu on implementing the US plan to end the Gaza conflict, amid ongoing tensions and negotiations involving Gaza civilians, Hamas militants, and international efforts for reconstruction and governance. The situation remains complex with military, political, and humanitarian developments.
Serbia's parliament approved a law enabling Jared Kushner's firm to develop a controversial luxury hotel and apartment complex on a symbolic site in Belgrade, despite protests, legal challenges, and opposition criticism, amid efforts to strengthen US relations.
Top US officials, including Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, returned to Israel to support the fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, which has faced serious threats over the weekend. Despite ongoing Israeli strikes and accusations of violations, both sides reaffirmed their commitment to the peace process. The situation remains tense, with discussions focusing on humanitarian aid and regional stability, as key figures like Netanyahu and US officials work to ensure the ceasefire holds.
Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff discussed their roles in brokering a fragile Gaza ceasefire and addressed allegations of genocide and conflicts of interest during a '60 Minutes' interview, emphasizing their focus on diplomatic efforts and denying any misconduct or inappropriate business dealings related to the Middle East.
