Report Alleges Russian Hack of Kushner’s Phone and Gulf Payments

Dutch intelligence agents learned the Russians had hacked Kushner's phone

in twenty seventeen after flipping a Russian spy and began

accessing Kushner's phone as well.

According to the report, when Kushner used the phone,

they could see his

screen. Almost as soon as they got inside, the intelligence service

began capturing every image of Kushner's screen as he used it.

The report alleges Dutch spies witnessed him log into a United

Arab Emirates account that had allegedly received hundreds of

millions of

dollars from a bank in Azerbaijan and claims the leader of Saudi

Arabia and the UAE put at least two billion dollars

into multiple bank accounts linked to Kushner, including an account with

Israel's central bank. According to the book excerpt,

the money was

often disguised as official government funding or charities, but

was actually intended for off-the-books diplomatic objectives,

such as striking a deal to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

The report also claims the crown prince put roughly one billion

dollars into at least one other account for Kushner, citing

a person with knowledge of the money, saying its allocation

was for Kushner's personal benefit.