Jared Kushner reorganises the Middle East

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Jared Kushner, a person who is highly contested by fellow members of the Trump administration, enjoys the total confidence of the President. He has been handed the job of reorganizing the Middle East according to the « reality principle », against the received wisdom of each camp. After tangible successes in Saudi Arabia, he is now taking on the Israëlo-Arab question. Jared Kushner is a very secret personality about whom we know very little. At best, we know he has a high regard for the Law, and was destined to become a prosecutor. However, when his father was arrested and incarcerated for tax evasion, he was sure this was an injustice. According to him, his father had fallen victim to a sting operation. He, therefore, abandoned his law studies and set to work rescuing the family business, a real estate development firm – which he managed with success. During this period, he developed for himself the smoothest image possible in order to distance himself from the accusations leveled against his father. His father-in-law, Donald Trump, seems to trust him implicitly, to the point of tasking him de facto with the organization of his electoral campaign. Certain of his adversaries expressed their surprise that he was able to run this campaign with minimal means, and yet lead it to victory. As soon as he arrived at the White House, President Trump asked him to participate in the most secret meetings, despite the fact that he does not have Top Secret accreditation – which in fact he still does not have. Hoping to leave a name in History by succeeding in a task that his predecessors have all addressed without ever having realized, President Trump tasked him with resolving the Israëli-Arab conflict and pacifying the Middle East. This is a gamble which is all the more perilous in that the young man (age 36) has previously taken a stand alongside Israël by financially supporting Tsahal and the Jewish colonies on Palestinian land. However, Kushner has a great need of being accepted by his milieu, so it is quite possible that these gifts have another meaning. Nominating for this assignment a trusted person who is devoid of diplomatic experience is a second challenge for President Trump. Considering the failure of US professional diplomats, he is attacking an old problem from a new angle. For this mission, Jared Kushner has obtained a rare privilege – he is the only senior administrator whose meetings with foreign political personalities are not the object of written records. In this way, no-one can rebuke him for his mistakes, nor even criticise the way in which he approaches the subjects – not even the Secretary of State, since he is accountable only to the President. In the opinion of those personalities who have met him, Kushner follows the same principles as his father-in-law: • first of all, acknowledge reality, even if this implies abandoning well-established official rhetoric; • secondly, consider all the advantages that can be drawn from earlier bilateral agreements; • and thirdly, as far as possible, take into account multilateral Law. The only difference with his father-in-law is his perfect mutism, as compared to the provocative and contradictory declarations used by the President to destabilize his listeners. During the last ten months, Jared Kushner has multiplied his journeys to the Middle East – particularly to his favorite destinations – Saudi Arabia and Israël. We have just experienced, without understanding it, the beginning of his operation. Saudi Arabia  The reality of Arabia, from Trump’s point of view during his electoral campaign, was as follows: • the accumulation of petrodollars, or the massive sums in dollars paid by the USA for oil that the Saudis do not produce. • the central role of the Kingdom, under the control of MI6 and the CIA, in the fight against Arab nationalism and the manipulation of Islamic terrorism. • Its crisis of succession. The bilateral agreements are the Quincy agreements signed by Franklin Roosevelt in 1945, renewed by George Bush Jr. in 2005, and valid until 2065. Although they have never been published, many people who participated in their negotiation have described them as follows: • The King of Arabia accepts the control of its oil by the United States, while in return, the US agrees to protect the King, and by extension, his private property, Saudi Arabia. • The King of Arabia agrees to raise no obstacle against the creation of a state for the Jewish population of the ex-Ottoman Empire, while the United States favours its regional role. So Jared Kushner prepared the summit on 21 May 2017 in Riyadh which brought together almost all of the heads of state of the Muslim world around President Trump. Saudi Arabia immediately broke its ties with the Muslim Brotherhood and ceased financing the jihadist groups all over the world – at least, almost all, except for Yemen [1]. The Kingdom used its influence to convince the other Muslim states present. However, this success had a price: • Qatar refused the new US policy. Not wishing to have wasted the 137 billion dollars it had spent in the fight against Syria [2], it continued its support for certain jihadists. Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates unilaterally decided on an embargo. While Secretary of State Rex Tillerson tried to distance himself from this quarrel, Kushner and President Trump took sides with Arabia. • Kushner agreed to […]

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