Jared Kushner is an American investor and real estate developer who gained prominence as a senior advisor to former President Donald Trump. He is known for his role in shaping U.S. policy during Trump's administration, particularly in areas like Middle East peace initiatives and criminal justice reform. Kushner's influence extended to his work on various diplomatic efforts, notably the Abraham Accords, which aimed to normalize relations between Israel and several Arab countries. Jared Kushner was born on January 10, 1981, in Livingston, New Jersey. He is the son of Charles Kushner, a prominent real estate developer, which helped Jared establish a career in real estate and business. Kushner attended Harvard University and later received a JD from New York Law School, gaining a background in law and business that contributed to his later roles in government and private investments. Throughout his career, Kushner has been involved in numerous real estate projects and investments, often working with family businesses. His role in politics became prominent when he was appointed senior advisor in the Trump administration in 2017, where he focused on foreign policy and national security issues. Despite some controversies, Kushner has remained a significant figure in both business and politics, influencing U.S. domestic and foreign policies during his time in office.