Jared Kushner Accused of Receiving Billions From Middle East Leaders in New Leak
Jared Kushner acquired at least one billion dollars from Middle Eastern rulers during the first presidential term of Donald Trump, according to evidence leaked from Dutch military intelligence and reported by Vanity Fair.
The Billion-Dollar Flow and Dutch Intelligence
Matthew Cole documented the financial transfers in his upcoming book, Princes and Thieves, set for publication next week. The Dutch military intelligence and security service, MIVD, secured the information after recruiting a member of the Russian military intelligence agency, the GRU. The Russian operative had breached access to Kushner’s smartphone, where two accounts displayed roughly two billion dollars. Rulers from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates funneled the funds through a complex scheme utilizing a bank in Azerbaijan before routing the money to Israel. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu allegedly played a role in concealing the origin of these finances.
During 2017, when Dutch intelligence accessed the contents of Kushner’s phone screen, his family real estate firm faced severe financial pressure to repay substantial debts. Despite these liabilities, Kushner and his wife, Ivanka Trump, maintained an outward display of extreme wealth.
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Denials and Legal Pushback
Kushner strongly rejected all accusations, dismissing the reports as false. He attempted to block the publication of Cole’s book through legal channels while simultaneously attacking Vanity Fair on the social media platform X. He stated that he has been investigated multiple times and that the events described in the text never occurred.
Broader Allegations of Administration Corruption
Public polling in the United States reflects deep skepticism regarding the ethics of the administration. An ABC News and Washington Post poll from early October 2026 indicated that 66 percent of Americans believe Trump uses the presidency for personal enrichment. An NBC News survey from late September and early October 2026 showed that 52 percent of respondents consider the current administration more corrupt than previous ones.
Financial Motives Cloud Ukraine Peace Negotiations
Questions regarding the financial motives of Trump’s emissaries extend to diplomatic missions, including negotiations over the war in Ukraine. Steven Witkoff, the special envoy for the Middle East and peace negotiations on Ukraine, faces similar skepticism from observers tracking these talks. A shift in American support toward Moscow followed a ninety-minute telephone call between Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in mid-October 2026.
The leak highlights dual revelations: Russian intelligence actively seeks kompromat on influential foreign figures, and European intelligence agencies retain advanced cyber capabilities. Former Dutch State Secretary for Defence Gijs Tuinman noted in February 2026 that platforms like F-35 fighter jets could theoretically be compromised like an iPhone, echoing the technical sophistication demonstrated by MIVD in accessing encrypted mobile data.