Jared Kushner Returns to 'Advise Trump on Administration'

Chris Menahan
InformationLiberation
Nov. 11, 2024

Jared Kushner has returned to "advise" President-elect Donald Trump on building his new administration, according to the Adelson-owned Israeli outlet Israel Hayom.

From Israel Hayom, "Exclusive: Kushner returns to advise Trump on administration":

New details emerged Sunday morning about Donald Trump's developing administration. Israel Hayom has learned that Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, has returned to closely assist the president-elect in preparations for building the new administration.

[...] Kushner broke his silence about a month ago, strongly criticizing the Biden administration for its approach toward Israel and its Middle East policy. According to a source familiar with the matter, he has now returned to active involvement in the president's circle to contribute his experience ahead of Trump's second term.

Kushner is the last person Trump should be looking to for "advice."

Meanwhile, Republican Party sources assess that Trump's rejection of Mike Pompeo increases the likelihood of Senator Marco Rubio being selected as the next Secretary of State.

Rubio, a Florida senator and strong supporter of Israel, has grown considerably closer to Trump in recent months and attended the victory event in West Palm Beach on Tuesday night. According to two sources, the chances of his selection as America's top diplomat are high.

Trump has also picked pro-Israel activist Elise Stefanik, who also serves as a congresswoman from New York, to be his ambassador to the United Nations.

"The Republican congresswoman, who accepted the nomination, has established herself as one of Israel's most vocal supporters in Washington," Israel Hayom noted.

"Stefanik's national profile rose sharply following her masterful interrogation of university presidents who faced criticism for their handling of antisemitism on campus. A steadfast ally of Trump, she has consistently advocated for stronger US-Israel relations."

Elise Stefanik, Trump's new pick for UN Ambassador, is in some ways more ideologically zealous than Nikki Haley, Trump's previous occupant of that role. Stefanik was integral in launching the crusade to whip up the confabulated anti-Semitism panic over the past year, and was… pic.twitter.com/fK9ed91Gbe
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