Jared Kushner met with Christian evangelical leaders as part of a week-long effort by senior officials to shore up support for Trump among evangelical pro-Israel activists
Kushner's 'economic peace' plan repeatedly claims that occupied Palestine can model itself after Singapore, South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan. That's certainly ambitious – but also ignorant, absurd and even dangerous
Supermodel says she didn't only convert for husband Josh Kushner, but for their shared future
Trump administration team still working on the political chapter, following release of the plan's economic chapter last month
If President Trump's advisor wants to keep his Mideast plan alive, he’s got to harness popular Arab and Islamic support. That means changing course, away from economics – and dealing with Jerusalem first
Myth on Israel and Gulf countries' estrangement was shattered at Trump's economic summit ■ Confab laid cornerstone for normalization between Israel and moderate Sunnis, but only a diplomatic plan can set developments in motion
Sisi and his foreign minister have ruled out going against Palestinian wishes, while strongly dismissing the idea that Gaza be expanded into the Sinai
Kushner says Palestinians 'don't have a great track record of getting a deal done. I'll keep doing it the way that we want to do it' ■ Head of IMF: Israel must ease movement restrictions
Multi-billion-dollar investments are being talked about, but European taxpayers are the ones footing the bill for existing projects in the Palestinian territories – while the U.S. keeps slashing the budget
Israeli and Arab businessmen openly mingled at the non-alcoholic cocktail parties, while some Palestinians defied the boycott
Just by taking place, Jared Kushner’s conference has moved the needle against the Palestinians and in the direction of Netanyahu’s vision for the Middle East
Kushner’s Peace for Prosperity includes Utopian projects funded by non-existent money as part of peace deal that won’t happen
Initiative by Arab countries proposed a Palestinian state along 1967 borders with East Jerusalem as its capital, and the right of return for refugees - points which have been rejected by Israel
Bahraini government representatives treat Washington's guests very courteously, but beyond the calm of Manama, the atmosphere is tense
Kushner's plan includes a few surprises that could change the face of the region. But does it have everything the Palestinian economy needs?
The White House cut our funding — but now they use our photos to promote their ‘Economy First’ plan for Mideast peace
The Trump administration used an image showing members of Parents Circle Families Forum,who charge they are being used to push a 'false and deceptive' peace plan
The Trump-Kushner excuse for a plan is like Miss America calling for world peace: Who can disagree? But the devil is in the details
From Sudan to Kuwait, commentators and ordinary citizens denounced proposal as 'dead on arrival' ■ Palestinian Finance Minister: 'We don't need the Bahrain meeting to build our country, we need peace'
Peace to Prosperity’ vision offers $50 billion fund for investments in Palestinian economy. How does the administration think it will get the money?
The U.S. economic plan shouldn't be analyzed from too pragmatic a perspective. Its intent is to convey a message to the Palestinians that if a political agreement is reached, they could benefit greatly from it
The 'economy first' approach toward reviving the moribund Israeli-Palestinian peace process could be a hard sell to a largely skeptical region
Ahead of Bahrain conference, Kushner shares key points of Middle East plan which envisions major financial support from Gulf states to go to West Bank, Gaza and neighboring countries
White House team in charge of Mideast peace plan worked to ensure that Bahrain would allow six Israeli reporters access to cover the conference
The White House’s initial sense of euphoria about Arab participation at its economic workshop on June 25 has eroded, much to the (unspoken) relief of Jerusalem
Kushner's 'all new' economic peace approach has been tried before. It doesn't work. And for Gulf states, long seeking deeper ties with Israel, it won't help either
Real estate holdings, stocks and bonds and a book deal were among the sources of revenue, financial disclosures show
King Abdullah reportedly says Jordan ‘should take part’ in talks so as not to ‘be left out of the room’
Palestinians to shun June 25-26 meeting, seeing pro-Israel bias