Kushner and Witkoff’s blind amateurism

The article critiques the flawed strategy of offering potential postwar profits as a means to achieve peace, highlighting how this approach has been counterproductive in conflicts from Ukraine to Gaza and Iran. It underscores the misguided belief that economic incentives can resolve deeply rooted political and social issues, pointing to the amateurism of key figures like Kushner and Witkoff. This strategy's failure has significant implications, revealing the need for more nuanced and comprehensive diplomatic efforts to address the root causes of conflicts.