Trump Says Son-in-Law Could Facilitate Middle East Peace

  • 7 years ago
President-elect Donald Trump met with staffers from The New York Times on Tuesday and reportedly indicated that he believes his son-in-law could be instrumental in helping to resolve Middle East conflicts.

President-elect Donald Trump met with staffers from The New York Times on Tuesday and reportedly indicated that he believes his son-in-law could be instrumental in helping to resolve Middle East conflicts. 
The media outlet's Washington Bureau Chief, Elisabeth Bumiller, tweeted, “Trump [said] Jared Kushner could help make peace between the Israelis and Palestinians.” 
Meanwhile, her colleague Maggie Haberman wrote on Twitter about the president-elect, “I asked PEOTUS what role he sees Kushner playing. Indicates formal role unlikely but he could be a player on Mideast peace.” 
A USA Today report points out that “Kushner is an Orthodox Jew and Trump's daughter Ivanka converted to Judaism before they were married.” 
In terms of the long-running Middle East conflict in general, Trump is quoted by the Wall Street Journal as saying, “As a deal maker, I’d like to do…the deal that can’t be made. And do it for humanity’s sake.” 

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