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Jared Kushner is denying explosive allegations that, while serving as a senior White House adviser in Trump’s first term, he had access to secret foreign bank accounts stocked with roughly $2 billion from Gulf royals – and that Dutch intelligence watched him use one of them through his hacked iPhone. The claims come from an excerpt of investigative journalist Matthew Cole’s forthcoming book Princes and Thieves, published Thursday by Vanity Fair. Cole alleges that Saudi and Emirati money funded a roughly $750 million account in the UAE that Kushner helped manage as an off-the-books foreign policy fund, and that UAE…
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