Expose Jared Kushner's shady business dealings in the Middle East!
Petition to Congress:
While serving as part of the Trump administration’s envoy to the Middle East, Jared Kushner is simultaneously raising billions of dollars for his private equity firm — including from several of the same governments he’s negotiating with. We urge you to release the findings of investigations into Jared Kushner to the public and call him to testify before Congress.
The president's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, mysteriously emerged as a lead Trump admin negotiator in the Middle East. As Kushner discusses policy with leaders in the Middle East, he's also raising money for his private equity firm from the very same governments.1
Senator Ron Wyden opened an investigation into Kushner, saying he's "on the payroll of the Saudi government and trying to take even more of their money while simultaneously hijacking U.S. foreign policy with his shadow State Department. The U.S. becomes less safe and more corrupt every day Jared Kushner remains involved in our political system."2
Congress must reveal Kushner's conflicts of interest and hold him accountable for the Trump administration's self-dealing!
Sign the petition: Expose Jared Kushner's shady business dealings in the Middle East!
"We need answers if Trump’s son-in-law is profiting by selling access to influence U.S. policy to foreign investors," said Rep. Robert Garcia.3
Trump's war on Iran has been a complete disaster. Continued U.S. support for Israel's genocidal violence in Gaza and Lebanon is a disgrace. Kushner continues guiding these policies while also personally profiting from his relationships with the Gulf states. Kushner must answer to Congress and the public now.
Sign the petition: Force Jared Kushner to testify in front of Congress about his conflicts of interest in the Gulf.
Sources:
- MS NOW, "Ex-Obama ethics czar rips Kushner for seeking billions from Middle East regimes," March 17, 2026.
- Senate Finance Ranking Member, "Wyden, Garcia Investigate Kushner Raising Billions from Middle East Governments While Negotiating U.S. Foreign Policy," March 19, 2026.
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