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🇺🇸🇮🇷⚡️- The New York Times reports that a draft ceasefire deal between the US and Iran involves a “reconstruction program” “investment fund”, partially run by the United States, that would be promised to Iran in the event of a final agreement. Some of their sources stated the fund would be $300 billion, with more details to be discussed further in the negotiations.

Iranian officials reportedly proposed that US companies, such as oil and energy corporations, could be allowed to invest in Iran.

This deal sounds very similar to the “Board of Peace” for Gaza, where approximately $17 billion dollars has been pledged (almost none of it has actually been collected) for the reconstruction of Gaza, and $0 has been spent on the reconstruction of Gaza at this time.

The Gaza investment fund, personally run by Trump, has been pushed by Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff to raise funds from Gulf States; the Iran investment fund was coincidentally also proposed by Kushner and Witkoff early in the Iran negotiations. At the same time as the US-Iran negotiations, Kushner has been trying to raise $5 billion for his private equity firm from Gulf states investors, including trying to raise funds from the Saudi governments Sovereign wealth fund, who are already an investor, alongside the UAE and Qatar.

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