Donald Trump's Son-in-Law Rejects Claims of Secret Accounts & $700M Transfers
The excerpt says Dutch intelligence uncovered the alleged transfers after hacking Kushner’s phone, while his lawyer says the accounts never existed.
- On Thursday, October 22, 2026, Vanity Fair published an excerpt from journalist Matthew Cole's book 'Princes and Thieves,' alleging Dutch intelligence hacked Jared Kushner's phone and uncovered secret bank accounts totaling more than $700 million in foreign transfers.
- The report alleges Kushner, while serving as a senior White House adviser during Trump's first term, had access to an 'Alpha' account in the United Arab Emirates and a 'Beta' account in Israel, with transfers totaling roughly $2 billion.
- Dutch intelligence officials reportedly monitored Kushner's iPhone after discovering screenshots on a Russian military intelligence server, finding the UAE-linked account had received hundreds of millions of dollars routed through a bank in Azerbaijan.
- Kushner strongly denied the allegations on social media, calling them 'completely insane' fabrications, while his attorney Chad Mizelle stated, 'There are no bank accounts. They don't exist.'
- These allegations emerge as Kushner continues serving as a volunteer U.S. diplomatic representative for Gaza, Ukraine, and Iran, raising questions about the intersection of private wealth and American foreign policy.
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Dutch military intelligence reportedly monitored Jared Kushner for years and uncovered alleged billions in cash flows. Trump's son-in-law strongly denies all allegations.
President Donald Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, reported on Thursday on "Vanity Fair", criticizing social networks, after it published a fragment of a book that is to appear and reveals Kushner's alleged secret financial agreements with Israel, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. Kushner's accusations include secret bank accounts to which he was a signatory, hundreds of millions of dollars worth of international transfers and politica…
Jared Kushner's Hacked Phone Exposes Alleged $2B Foreign Financial Arrangement During Trump's First Term
A Vanity Fair investigation alleges Dutch intelligence monitored Jared Kushner's phone and identified access to foreign-linked accounts containing at least $2 billion. Kushner denies the claims.
Thanks to a Russian hacker, the Dutch Military Intelligence and Security Service (MIVD) was able to monitor the mobile phone of Jared Kushner, son-in-law of US President Donald Trump, for a period of time. This is written by American journalist Matthew Cole in a new book, an excerpt of which has been published by Vanity Fair magazine. Foreign correspondent Sanne Schelfaut explains exactly what is going on.
Dutch military intelligence (MIVD) allegedly gained access to the phone of US President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner in early 2018 and discovered alleged secret bank accounts, according to Vanity Fair magazine.
Jared Kushner's alleged secret UAE bank account was exposed by Dutch intelligence hackers
According to one source familiar with the deal between Kushner and the UAE, “Jared was looking for shortcuts in his diplomacy,” and had promised MBZ and MBS he would push their agenda with Trump.
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