WASHINGTON, Sep. 03 (Saba) - Former US President Donald Trump's son-in-law and White House adviser Jared Kushner confirmed Saturday that the Saudis allowed him to invest in Zionist companies after his private investment company received $2 billion from Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund.
In an interview with Sky News, Kushner said in response to a question about whether the continuation of a good personal relationship between him and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was what had achieved for his company the $2 billion deal from Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund: "They made a decision to invest, and I am very pleased that they allowed us to invest in Israeli companies, to expand the work we have achieved in the Middle East."
Kushner drew attention to agreements to normalize relations between Arab countries and the Zionist enemy entity under Trump. Adding: "I wasn't secretly hiding when I was in government that investment could be a driving force to bring people together."
"With the Ibrahim Agreements, which we completed in the last six months of the administration, we finally succeeded in opening the channels, and I wrote in my memoir about having received telephone calls from those countries about their desire to establish banking relations and the possibility of people traveling and flights, and we wanted Muslims to be able to go to Israel and visit the mosque," he said.
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