September 14, 2025 • 3 mins
Jared Kushner BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Jared Kushner has been highly visible in recent days, making headlines both for his deepening involvement in Middle East peace negotiations and a major new business venture. According to Axios, Kushner was front and center at a meeting in Miami with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s top adviser Ron Dermer, where he joined White House envoy Steve Witkoff to discuss a fresh U.S. proposal for ending the Gaza war and what comes next after peace. Kushner, though now a private citizen and investor, is working closely with former U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair to flesh out a detailed post-war plan for Gaza. He’s reportedly become a key behind-the-scenes advisor for the Trump White House on these issues, with sources saying Trump personally tasked Kushner to draft a formal strategy. The proposed plan would see the release of all remaining Gaza hostages in exchange for a ceasefire and an Israeli withdrawal, though some insiders caution Hamas views certain withdrawal provisions as a trap—hinting Kushner’s recommendations will be pivotal in what many expect to be a historic moment for the region.
Barely pausing for breath, Kushner also grabbed business headlines this week with the stealth launch of Brain Co., an AI startup aiming to connect governments and corporations with cutting-edge artificial intelligence. The $30 million Series A round was backed by Silicon Valley heavyweights and his own firm, Affinity Partners. According to CTech, Brain Co. boasts institutional partnerships including OpenAI and is positioning itself as a broad, sector-agnostic bridge to help major organizations deploy next-generation AI. Kushner describes it as a “once-in-a-generation platform shift.” This is his biggest business move since leaving the White House, and analysts believe its scope and high-profile funders mark it as an initiative with lasting potential global influence.
Kushner’s public appearances have not gone unnoticed. The U.S. Open men’s final in New York drew attention as Trump arrived with a box packed with family and administration insiders, including Kushner and his daughter Arabella, whose solo outing alongside her grandfather generated buzz on social media and in the celebrity press. Images captured by Getty show Kushner seated just behind Trump, amid a swirl of political players, and the entourage’s presence delayed play for security reasons. The Independent notes that the group received a mix of cheers and boos, and a viral video of a brief, possibly testy exchange between Kushner, Arabella, and Trump made waves online, sparking speculation about family dynamics and the teen’s own potential political trajectory.
All in, Kushner’s activities these past few days span global diplomacy, billion-dollar business bets, and the glare of public scrutiny, underscoring his ongoing relevance in both policy and pop culture circles.
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Jared Kushner has been highly visible in recent days, making headlines both for his deepening involvement in Middle East peace negotiations and a major new business venture. According to Axios, Kushner was front and center at a meeting in Miami with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s top adviser Ron Dermer, where he joined White House envoy Steve Witkoff to discuss a fresh U.S. proposal for ending the Gaza war and what comes next after peace. Kushner, though now a private citizen and investor, is working closely with former U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair to flesh out a detailed post-war plan for Gaza. He’s reportedly become a key behind-the-scenes advisor for the Trump White House on these issues, with sources saying Trump personally tasked Kushner to draft a formal strategy. The proposed plan would see the release of all remaining Gaza hostages in exchange for a ceasefire and an Israeli withdrawal, though some insiders caution Hamas views certain withdrawal provisions as a trap—hinting Kushner’s recommendations will be pivotal in what many expect to be a historic moment for the region.
Barely pausing for breath, Kushner also grabbed business headlines this week with the stealth launch of Brain Co., an AI startup aiming to connect governments and corporations with cutting-edge artificial intelligence. The $30 million Series A round was backed by Silicon Valley heavyweights and his own firm, Affinity Partners. According to CTech, Brain Co. boasts institutional partnerships including OpenAI and is positioning itself as a broad, sector-agnostic bridge to help major organizations deploy next-generation AI. Kushner describes it as a “once-in-a-generation platform shift.” This is his biggest business move since leaving the White House, and analysts believe its scope and high-profile funders mark it as an initiative with lasting potential global influence.
Kushner’s public appearances have not gone unnoticed. The U.S. Open men’s final in New York drew attention as Trump arrived with a box packed with family and administration insiders, including Kushner and his daughter Arabella, whose solo outing alongside her grandfather generated buzz on social media and in the celebrity press. Images captured by Getty show Kushner seated just behind Trump, amid a swirl of political players, and the entourage’s presence delayed play for security reasons. The Independent notes that the group received a mix of cheers and boos, and a viral video of a brief, possibly testy exchange between Kushner, Arabella, and Trump made waves online, sparking speculation about family dynamics and the teen’s own potential political trajectory.
All in, Kushner’s activities these past few days span global diplomacy, billion-dollar business bets, and the glare of public scrutiny, underscoring his ongoing relevance in both policy and pop culture circles.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Jared Kushner has been highly visible in recent days, making
headlines both for his deepening involvement in Middle East peace
negotiations and a major new business venture. According to Axios,
Kushna was front and center at a meeting in Miami
with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's top adviser Ron Dermer,
where he joined White House envoy Steve Whitkoff to discuss
(00:22):
a fresh US proposal for ending the Gaza War and
what comes next after peace. Kushner, though now a private
citizen and investor, is working closely with former UK Prime
Minister Tony Blair to flesh out a detailed post war
plan for Gaza. He's reportedly become a key behind the
scenes adviser for the Trump White House on these issues,
(00:44):
with sources saying Trump personally tasked Kushner to draft a
formal strategy. The proposed plan would see the release of
all remaining Gaza hostages in exchange for a cease fire
and an Israeli withdrawal, though some insiders caution Hamas views
certain with crawl provisions as a trap, hinting Kushmer's recommendations
(01:04):
will be pivotal in what many expect to be a
historic moment for the region, barely pausing for breath. Kushner
also grabbed business headlines this week with the stealth launch
of brain Co, an AI startup aiming to connect governments
and corporations with cutting edge artificial intelligence. The thirty million
dollars Series A round was backed by Silicon Valley heavyweights
(01:26):
and his own firm, Affinity Partners. According to c Tech,
Brain Company boasts institutional partnerships including Open AI, and his
positioning itself as a broad sector agnostic bridge to help
major organizations deploy next generation AI. Kushner describes it as
a once in a generation platform shift. This is his
(01:47):
biggest business move since leaving the White House, and analysts
believe its scope and high profile funders mark it as
an initiative with lasting potential global influence. Kushner's public appearances
have not gone unnoticed. The US Open Men's final in
New York drew attention as Trump arrived with a box
packed with family and administration insiders, including Kushner and his
(02:09):
daughter Arabella, whose solo outing alongside her grandfather generated buzz
on social media and in the celebrity press. Images captured
by Getty Show. Kushner re seated just behind Trump amid
a swirl of political players and the entourage's presence. Delayed
play for security reasons. The Independent notes that the group
received the mix of cheers and booze and a viral
(02:31):
video of a brief possibly test. The exchange between Kushner,
Arabella and Trump made waves online, sparking speculation about family
dynamics and the team's own potential political trajectory. All in
Kushner's activities these past few days spanned global diplomacy, billion
dollar business bets, and the glare of public scrutiny, underscoring
(02:52):
his ongoing relevance in both policy and pop culture circles.
And that is it for today. Make sure you hit
the subscribe button and never miss an update on Jared Kushna.
Thanks for listening. This has been a quiet please production.
For more check out Quiet Please dot a I or
search the term biosnap wherever you listen
Jared Kushner has been highly visible in recent days, making
headlines both for his deepening involvement in Middle East peace
negotiations and a major new business venture. According to Axios,
Kushna was front and center at a meeting in Miami
with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's top adviser Ron Dermer,
where he joined White House envoy Steve Whitkoff to discuss
(00:22):
a fresh US proposal for ending the Gaza War and
what comes next after peace. Kushner, though now a private
citizen and investor, is working closely with former UK Prime
Minister Tony Blair to flesh out a detailed post war
plan for Gaza. He's reportedly become a key behind the
scenes adviser for the Trump White House on these issues,
(00:44):
with sources saying Trump personally tasked Kushner to draft a
formal strategy. The proposed plan would see the release of
all remaining Gaza hostages in exchange for a cease fire
and an Israeli withdrawal, though some insiders caution Hamas views
certain with crawl provisions as a trap, hinting Kushmer's recommendations
(01:04):
will be pivotal in what many expect to be a
historic moment for the region, barely pausing for breath. Kushner
also grabbed business headlines this week with the stealth launch
of brain Co, an AI startup aiming to connect governments
and corporations with cutting edge artificial intelligence. The thirty million
dollars Series A round was backed by Silicon Valley heavyweights
(01:26):
and his own firm, Affinity Partners. According to c Tech,
Brain Company boasts institutional partnerships including Open AI, and his
positioning itself as a broad sector agnostic bridge to help
major organizations deploy next generation AI. Kushner describes it as
a once in a generation platform shift. This is his
(01:47):
biggest business move since leaving the White House, and analysts
believe its scope and high profile funders mark it as
an initiative with lasting potential global influence. Kushner's public appearances
have not gone unnoticed. The US Open Men's final in
New York drew attention as Trump arrived with a box
packed with family and administration insiders, including Kushner and his
(02:09):
daughter Arabella, whose solo outing alongside her grandfather generated buzz
on social media and in the celebrity press. Images captured
by Getty Show. Kushner re seated just behind Trump amid
a swirl of political players and the entourage's presence. Delayed
play for security reasons. The Independent notes that the group
received the mix of cheers and booze and a viral
(02:31):
video of a brief possibly test. The exchange between Kushner,
Arabella and Trump made waves online, sparking speculation about family
dynamics and the team's own potential political trajectory. All in
Kushner's activities these past few days spanned global diplomacy, billion
dollar business bets, and the glare of public scrutiny, underscoring
(02:52):
his ongoing relevance in both policy and pop culture circles.
And that is it for today. Make sure you hit
the subscribe button and never miss an update on Jared Kushna.
Thanks for listening. This has been a quiet please production.
For more check out Quiet Please dot a I or
search the term biosnap wherever you listen
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