After the meeting with Netanyahu: The surprising restaurant Jared Kushner chose
Jared Kushner was spotted in the evening at the Naya restaurant in the Jerusalem Hills, accompanied by another person. The visit to the restaurant came after a day of political meetings he held in Israel.
Jared Kushner, the American businessman and husband of Ivanka Trump, daughter of US President Donald Trump, was spotted at Naya, an Asian restaurant located in the Jerusalem Hills.
Kushner arrived at the restaurant early in the evening, accompanied by another person, and chose to enjoy an Asian-style meal in the quiet and unique atmosphere of the venue, which offers a combination of flavors, ingredients, and cooking techniques from various East Asian cuisines.
Kushner's visit joins a series of visits by business people, public figures, and guests from abroad who choose to visit leading restaurants in Israel and enjoy the local culinary scene.
Earlier today, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met in Jerusalem with US administration advisor Jared Kushner, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, and Peace Council CEO Nickolay Mladenov. The parties discussed a practical outline for regulating control over the Gaza Strip and disarming Hamas.
The four-way meeting was held in an attempt to present an applicable outline for managing Gaza that would address Israel's security requirements. At the center of the discussion was the 15-point agreement that the Prime Minister had previously rejected. Now, representatives of the Peace Council and the American administration are trying to formulate agreements on the stages of implementation on the ground.
The emerging outline proposes transferring civil authorities in the Strip to a technocratic council and preparing infrastructure for disarming Hamas. According to the plan, "pilot zones" free of Hamas will be established in the Rafah area and in the north of the Strip, similar to the model implemented in Lebanon. In these areas, temporary camps will be built for displaced residents, and education, health, and infrastructure services will be provided without the involvement of the terrorist organization.
To maintain order in the pilot zones, it is proposed to deploy an international force (ISF) within weeks. The force will initially consist of soldiers from Uganda and Kosovo, and later, soldiers from Morocco will also be integrated. Israel has previously expressed principled consent to the move, but has not yet finalized the operational details and the force's authorities.
Alongside this, the plan includes a renewal of the ceasefire under previous conditions, which allow the IDF to fire at emerging threats and protect forces located along the yellow line.
Kushner's arrival in Israel occurred after a meeting he held in the city of El Alamein in Egypt with a Hamas delegation and representatives from Qatar, Turkey, and Egypt. In these talks, Hamas representatives claimed to Kushner that they are willing to become a political party and accept the roadmap proposed by the Peace Council. Kushner clarified to them in response that the American administration demands the complete demilitarization of the Strip to prevent any future threat to Israel.
