The occasion of Trump's election was preceded by financial preparations for what would come. Opportunities would soon arise in Israel, in Serbia, and Azerbaijan. Who knows where else. You would have to be a world traveler to guess. That is why those planes they fly cost as much as an entire city.
In Israel, Jared Kushner wasn't shy to increase his stake. His target was risk. Certainly someone has had training from the best. In the aftermath of the first gulf war, the story of how Kuwait was restored never made it to the front pages, but that was all about risk management. With Israel's accelerating attacks on every country in the region, certainly risk is a factor.
Jared Kushner made an initial investment in July of 2024, before his father-in-law was elected president of the United States. His "Affinity Partners" invested in one of Israel's leading insurance companies, Phoenix Financial, and their stock spiked afterwards.
“Investing in Phoenix in July 2024 was a decision rooted in my belief in Israel’s resiliency and the fundamentals of Phoenix’s business,” Kushner told Bloomberg. “Six months later, the increased value of our shares, reaffirms my conviction — both in Israel’s strength and the growing promise of Phoenix.”
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