Ivanka, who has been away from the public eye after her daily appearances during her four years as a senior advisor to her father, the former president, is currently focusing on her family while living in Florida with her husband Jared Kushner. This was reported yesterday by Fox News, citing sources familiar with the couple's plans. One source, known to the network, mentioned that Kushner, who also served in the White House, is "currently engaged in writing a book," while Ivanka is focused on family matters. As seen in photos shared by the network, she appeared surrounded by personal security, taking a stroll with her husband in Miami this week, along with their dog Winter, highlighting her focus on family.
Kushner was reported by Fox to have established last month what he calls the "Abraham Accords Peace Institute" after his work in the Trump administration on a "historic peace agreement" between Israel and the United Arab Emirates. The agreement led to the normalization of relations between the two countries and resulted in bilateral agreements encompassing investment, tourism, direct flights, security, communications, technology, energy, healthcare, environmental affairs, and culture, as well as the opening of reciprocal embassies, among other mutually beneficial areas, "without forgetting both sides to continue efforts toward a fair, comprehensive, and lasting solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict."
Fox also reported, citing the New York Times, that as Kushner continues to work on Trump-era policies outside the government, he desires a "simpler" relationship with former President Trump. Nevertheless, he remains "close" and "communicates regularly" with his father-in-law.
