Role of Witkoff and Kushner in 'peace talks' revolves around raking in money

Donald Trump's approach to foreign negotiations, particularly in Ukraine and the Middle East, deviates from traditional U.S. policy by sidelining diplomats in favor of personal associates. Experts criticize this shift, noting that Trump's reliance on individuals like Jared Kushner and Avi Berkowitz, who lack diplomatic experience, undermines effective negotiation. They argue that the current efforts are more about business deals than genuine peace negotiations, with a focus on economic interests rather than diplomatic solutions. This approach raises concerns about the professionalism and integrity of U.S. foreign policy, suggesting a departure from democratic norms in international relations.