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Phoenix Financial

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Oct 15, 2026

Ian MastersHOST
30:44
It's so brazen, and then he got in total about $3 billion from both the Saudis and the Emiratis.
Ian MastersHOST
30:51
And as you're revealing the extent to which one of the best investments they made, Affinity Partners, was with Phoenix Financial, an Israeli financial conglomerate.
Ian MastersHOST
31:03
And Affinity bought 4.95% of Phoenix in July of 2024 for about 128.5 million, and that was obviously Saudi money.
Ian MastersHOST
31:14
And in early 20-2025, it doubled its position to almost 10%, making Affinity Phoenix's largest shareholder.
Ian MastersHOST
31:21
And then the investment was so lucrative that in July of 2026, Affinity sold roughly one-quarter of its position for more than $340 million, a stunning return five times its original investment in those shares, and it retained a 7.4 stake, currently valued at about one billion and remains its largest shareholder.
Ian MastersHOST
31:41
Well, the reason that it's so damn profitable is that Phoenix Financial are invested in all the Israeli arms companies that are making all these cutting-edge weapons that are being used in Gaza.
Ian MastersHOST
31:54
So Kushner is getting rich off blood money, off the death of Palestinians.
Sarah Leah WhitsonGUEST
31:59
Palestinians.Well, it's not just Kushner that's getting rich, uh, off of the deaths of Palestinians.
Brett Breaks Things

Brett Breaks Things

10/06/26

Oct 12 · 6 Mentions

Brett RowleyHOST
8:56
Phoenix.
Brett RowleyHOST
8:57
Phoenix Financial.
Brett RowleyHOST
8:59
When I say Phoenix Financial, going forward ever again, and where you hear it, especially when you hear it here in this story, just know we're talking about Jared Kushner.
Brett RowleyHOST
9:10
Phoenix Financial.
Brett RowleyHOST
9:13
Jared Kushner is the largest investor into Phoenix Financial based in Israel.
Brett RowleyHOST
9:20
Phoenix Financial has invested...
Brett RowleyHOST
9:25
in the eight largest weapons manufacturers in Israel.
Brett RowleyHOST
9:30
Put quite simply, Phoenix, Jared Kushner, has invested all the money into Israel's war machine.
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:12
The next day, Kushner sets up a firm that would become Affinity Partners with financial backing later coming from the Saudi state and then later Qatar and the United Arab Emirates.
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:22
Fast-forward to July 2024, Affinity buys a stake in Israeli financial institution Phoenix Financial.
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:29
Then, in January 2025, days before Trump returns to the White House, Affinity doubles its stake in Phoenix, making it the largest shareholder.
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:38
By October 2025, Kushner is publicly involved in politics.
Adam MocklerHOST
6:02
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Adam MocklerHOST
6:06
CNN used Israeli financial transparency laws to trace some of the military-linked investments of Phoenix Financial, a Tel Aviv-based firm that Kushner's investment group doubled its stake in last year, shortly before Trump returned to the Oval Office.
Adam MocklerHOST
6:22
Kushner said this was his best investment, and CNN provides us with a flow chart.
Adam MocklerHOST
6:27
Now, I'm going to break this down very simply, because it could get complex, but let's just stay with the simple facts.
Adam MocklerHOST
7:46
The Gulf countries are investing in this fund, and this fund is investing in Israeli military technology? It's just weird.
Adam MocklerHOST
7:53
So Jared Kushner founded Affinity Partners.
Adam MocklerHOST
7:56
Affinity Partners is the largest shareholder in Phoenix Financial.
Adam MocklerHOST
8:01
Phoenix Financial invests in hundreds of companies, including those tied to Israeli military operations.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
33:00
was just exposed for being bankrolled by a financial firm in which Jared Kushner, Donald Trump's son-in-law, is the largest shareholder of, which I honestly think could be the biggest and grossest conflict of interest in modern American history.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
33:15
So we just learned from a shocking and disturbing investigative report by CNN that Affinity Partners, which is Jared Kushner's private equity firm, is the largest stakeholder in a Tel Aviv firm called Phoenix Financial.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
33:28
And according to records, Phoenix Financial has poured hundreds and millions of dollars into nine separate groups that supply the IDF with military equipment such as drones, warships, and demolition machinery.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
33:41
And one of those groups is called Elbit Systems, which just so happens to be Israel's largest arms manufacturer.
Sam TripoliHOST
33:55
I don't know what just happened.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:01
Now, here's where the gross part comes in, aside from all the money he's making from this.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:06
Jared Kushner is also the mediator of peace talks between America and Israel's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:15
who is currently engaged in war crimes against Palestinians in Gaza and is using the weapons that arms manufacturers supply them from money they received from Phoenix Financial who receives their money from Jared Kushner's private equity firm to carry out those war crimes.
Mike NellisHOST
3:45
Again, from our friends at The Daily Beast with a great summary here.
Mike NellisHOST
3:48
CNN on Thursday reported that Kushner's private equity firm, Affinity Partners, is the largest shareholder in Phoenix Financial, an Israeli financial giant that has invested in at least $456 million in nine companies that provide weapons and equipment to Israeli forces.
Mike NellisHOST
4:00
affinity, which Kushner founded and owned, does not directly hold stock in these nine firms.
Mike NellisHOST
4:04
And the network said it found no evidence that his diplomatic work for the Trump administration affected Phoenix investment decisions.

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