Talk:Jared Kushner

Reference Epstein files and connection with Josh Kushner and how he has taken over and inherited the plot — Preceding unsigned comment added by ~2026-10452-62 (talk) 08:33, 16 February 2026 (UTC)

Thanks to zzuuzz

It looks like what @Zzuuzz: did worked perfectly. Thanks! Tishagao (talk) 20:46, 14 June 2024 (UTC)

Jared Kushner’s request from Qatar to secure large loan for his failing Manhattan real estate venture. 2600:1700:C20:E300:DDE7:BAED:BA8A:271A (talk) 22:07, 24 July 2024 (UTC)

Semi-protected edit request on 8 August 2024

In the last paragraph of the "Middle East peace plan and Abraham Accords" section, there is a run on sentence that seems to be missing a period: "Tarek Masoud, the school's director of Middle East Initiatives, said he chose Kushner since he was the architect of the Abraham Accords[182] In the interview, Kushner referred to the valuable potential of Gaza’s “waterfront property,” suggesting that Israel should move civilians from Gaza to the Negev desert in southern Israel.[183][184]".

I suggest adding a period here: "...the Abraham Accords.[182]" 2018worliam (talk) 13:42, 8 August 2024 (UTC)

 Done Bestagon ⬡ 15:06, 8 August 2024 (UTC)

question

While translating this article into Arabic, I noticed that some images related to Jared Kushner’s work as Senior Advisor to the President are placed under the “Russia Investigation” section. Don’t you think they would be more appropriate in the “Senior Advisor to the President” section? WassimUS01 (talk) 11:33, 29 October 2025 (UTC)

suggested edit to Conflicts of interest paragraph

there is some duplicate wording here that should be cleaned up ~2026-61961-2 (talk) 00:05, 29 January 2026 (UTC)

@~2026-61961-2:, Specifically what wording do you want to be cleaned? Lothengrun de Spigel (talk) 15:45, 6 May 2026 (UTC)

International trips section removed

Hello. I removed the "International trips" section that I've pasted below. There are no citations for this whole section and I don't see its relevance to the article. I can't think of many cases where a person's biography would list every trip they went on while working. I don't think we do this for any secretary of state or other official. The one exception I can think of is that we document papal visits, but this subject is definitely not a pope. I'm happy to discuss further if others disagree, but the citations issue alone is enough to nix this from a biography of a living person. --MZMcBride (talk) 19:32, 12 April 2026 (UTC)

== International trips ==
=== First term (2017–2021) ===
During the first administration, Kushner served as a Senior Advisor to the President, primarily focused on the Middle East, trade, and North Korean negotiations.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Date !! Country !! City !! Details
|-
| April 2017 || {{flagicon|Iraq}} Iraq || Baghdad || Traveled with the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff to meet PM Haider al-Abadi regarding the fight against ISIS.
|-
| May 2017 || {{flagicon|Saudi Arabia}} Saudi Arabia || Riyadh || Accompanied the President on his first official overseas trip; focused on regional counter-terrorism and trade.
|-
| May 2017 || {{flagicon|Israel}} Israel || Jerusalem || Accompanied the President; met with PM Netanyahu regarding Middle East peace initiatives.
|-
| May 2017 || {{flagicon|Italy}} Italy || Rome / Vatican City || Accompanied the President for meetings with Pope Francis and Italian officials.
|-
| June 2017 || {{flagicon|Israel}} Israel || Jerusalem || First solo lead-negotiation trip for the "Peace to Prosperity" regional plan.
|-
| August 2017 || {{flagicon|Jordan}} Jordan || Amman || Met with King Abdullah II to discuss regional security and Jerusalem holy sites.
|-
| February 2018 || {{flagicon|Mexico}} Mexico || Mexico City || Negotiated the framework for the USMCA trade agreement with President Peña Nieto.
|-
| February 2019 || {{flagicon|Turkey}} Turkey || Ankara || Met with President Erdoğan to discuss trade and the Syria withdrawal.
|-
| June 2019 || {{flagicon|Bahrain}} Bahrain || Manama || Led the "Peace to Prosperity" workshop to unveil the economic portion of the peace plan.
|-
| June 2019 || {{flagicon|South Korea}} South Korea || Seoul || Accompanied President Trump for a state visit and meetings with President Moon Jae-in.
|-
| June 2019 || {{flagicon|North Korea}} North Korea || DMZ / Panmunjom || Historic Visit: Accompanied President Trump to the Korean Demilitarized Zone for a meeting with Kim Jong Un; Kushner participated in the Freedom House conversation with Kim.
|-
| February 2020 || {{flagicon|India}} India || New Delhi || Accompanied President Trump for the "Namaste Trump" state visit.
|-
| August 2020 || {{flagicon|UAE}} UAE || Abu Dhabi || Led the first official US-Israeli delegation on a direct flight (El Al 971) following the Abraham Accords.
|-
| December 2020 || {{flagicon|Morocco}} Morocco || Rabat || Finalized the normalization agreement between Israel and Morocco.
|-
| January 2021 || {{flagicon|Saudi Arabia}} Saudi Arabia || Al-Ula || Attended the GCC Summit to resolve the Qatar diplomatic blockade (Al-Ula Declaration).
|}
=== Second term (2025–2026) ===
In the second term, Kushner serves as an informal diplomatic envoy and member of the Board of Peace, focusing on the Russia-Ukraine and Gaza conflicts.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Date !! Country !! City !! Details
|-
| May 2025 || {{flagicon|Saudi Arabia}} Saudi Arabia || Riyadh || Negotiated regional investment frameworks ahead of a Middle East peace summit.
|-
| October 2025 || {{flagicon|Egypt}} Egypt || Sharm el-Sheikh || Met with regional mediators and Hamas officials to finalize the Gaza ceasefire technicalities.
|-
| October 2025 || {{flagicon|Israel}} Israel || Southern Israel || Toured Gaza border areas with Steve Witkoff and VP J.D. Vance for a military briefing.
|-
| December 2025 || {{flagicon|Russia}} Russia || Moscow || Met with President Vladimir Putin to discuss the "Grand Bargain" framework to end the Russia-Ukraine war.
|-
| December 2025 || {{flagicon|Germany}} Germany || Berlin || Briefed European allies on the administration's security guarantees for Ukraine.
|-
| January 2026 || {{flagicon|Switzerland}} Switzerland || Davos || World Economic Forum: Unveiled the "Master Plan" for Gaza reconstruction (Board of Peace).
|-
| January 2026 || {{flagicon|Albania}} Albania || Vlora / Sazan Island || Met with PM Edi Rama to finalize the $1.4 billion Sazan Island luxury resort project.
|-
| January 2026 || {{flagicon|Russia}} Russia || Moscow || Met with President Vladimir Putin to discuss the "Grand Bargain" framework to end the Russia-Ukraine war.
|-
| January 2026 || {{flagicon|Israel}} Israel || Tel Aviv || Met with PM Netanyahu to review Phase 2 of the Gaza peace plan and Iranian regional deterrence.
|}

Article restructure

Hi all

I think this article needs a bit of reorganisation, I feel now he holds an offical role within the second Trump administration having all his actions just under "Career after first trump administration" doesn't quite cut it.

I'm not sure how to do it best, I think maybe something like:

First Trump Administration 2017-2021

Inbetween Trump Administrations 2021-2025

Second Trump Administration 2025 - present

etc etc.

I don't want to just do it without hearing from others first especially considering it may be this current structure way for a reason Editforfun4312 (talk) 07:50, 24 April 2026 (UTC)

"Jewish-American"?

Why does this article refer to him as "Jewish-American"? That's not a term that I've seen used on Wikipedia generally, and it isn't used for any of his relatives as far as I can tell. Not even Sheldon Adelson, perhaps one of the more prominent recent Jewish-Americans at least insofar as his relations to Israel, is referred to in this way.

What necessitates this for Jared Kushner? ~2026-56594-34 (talk) 00:26, 23 October 2026 (UTC)

Nothing. This was added this morning by a bad faith actor. I've removed it. Thanks for pointing it out. – Muboshgu (talk) 00:44, 23 October 2026 (UTC)