Continued According to the reports, these transactions apparently coincide with Kushner's efforts to strengthen the ties between the monarchies of Israel and the Gulf, and laid the foundation for the Abraham Accords, the agreements that normalized relations with Israel while canceling Palestinian self-determination. If true, the implications are staggering for Americans in the US, but likely unsurprising to those in the Global South and beyond. The question remains: Was US diplomacy used to advance Israel's regional interests while politically connected cronies gained access to billions in undisclosed foreign funds? The allegations also come after Kushner's private equity firm secured a separate, documented $2 billion investment from Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund after he left the White House in 2021, despite internal concerns and criticism from Democrats at the time. Kushner flatly denies the new allegations, calling them false and crazy. He also threatened legal action. The alleged secret accounts and transfers have not been independently verified, but the report raises questions about corruption, foreign influence and the intersection of Washington's Zionism, the Gulf monarchies and the ruling power structure.