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Kushner's Hacked Phone Exposes $700 Million in Foreign Transfers

Kushner's Hacked Phone Exposes $700 Million in Foreign Transfers

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ThreatCluster •October 22, 2026 at 23:13 UTC
  • •Kushner's phone hack revealed $700 million in foreign transfers.
  • •Funds were linked to UAE and Saudi Arabia for covert operations.
  • •Kushner's lawyer denies any knowledge of the charity's activities.

Jared Kushner's phone was hacked by the Netherlands Defense Intelligence and Security Service, revealing over $700 million in transfers linked to foreign dictators. The investigation uncovered that Kushner was a signatory for a UAE-managed charity account, which received funds from Azerbaijan. The funds were reportedly used for covert operations and foreign policy slush funds. Additionally, Kushner managed a second account at Israel's Central Bank, which was allegedly for personal use. The hacking incident highlights potential illegal dealings during the Trump administration, with significant implications for U.S. foreign policy. Kushner's lawyer denied any wrongdoing, claiming he was unaware of the charity's operations. The situation raises questions about the oversight of foreign influence in U.S. politics.

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Timeline

2020-05-01
Dutch government hacks Kushner's phone
The Netherlands Defense Intelligence and Security Service accessed Kushner's phone, uncovering significant financial transfers.
Vanityfair
2026-10-22
Articles published revealing Kushner's dealings
Both Vanity Fair and New Republic published articles detailing the findings from the phone hack and Kushner's financial activities.
Newrepublic

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What was revealed in the hack?
The hack revealed over $700 million in transfers linked to foreign governments and covert operations.
Who managed the accounts Kushner was involved with?
The accounts were managed by the Watani Al Emarat Foundation, a UAE government-funded charity.
What is Kushner's response to the allegations?
Kushner's lawyer denied any wrongdoing, claiming he was unaware of the charity's operations.