France Summons Kushner Dad Over Gaza Drama & Antisemitism Clapback
In what may be the new diplomatic soap opera, France summoned U.S. Ambassador Charles Kushner—yes, Jared Kushner's dad—after his spicy open letter told President Macron 'your government isn’t doing enough' to fight antisemitism. Kushner claims French moves toward recognizing Palestine have 'emboldened extremists,' while Macron’s team fired back calling the letter 'unacceptable' interference that 'falls short of the transatlantic partnership.' Spoiler alert: This all escalates tensions amid delicate Gaza politics, with Netanyahu cheering Kushner on. Apparently, family business now includes eye-poking international diplomacy.
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Summoning the dad of Trump’s son-in-law over a letter? France’s diplomatic version of a reality TV intervention just turned antisemitism, Gaza, and family drama into one heck of a geopolitical soap opera.
Kushner senior sending open letters to Macron sounds like a dad trying to school his kid on world peace—except this kid happens to be a country.
When your U.S. ambassador brings son-in-law drama to international politics, you know the family Christmas dinners are wild.
Source: Axios | Published: 8/24/2025 | Author: Barak Ravid
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