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Kushner: Palestine's Mahmoud Abbas is no 'great dealmaker or statesman'play icon

Kushner: Palestine's Mahmoud Abbas is no 'great dealmaker or statesman'

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White House senior advisor Jared Kushner, who masterminded the Trump administration's new Mideast peace proposal, had tough words for Mahmoud Abbas, the President of the Palestinian Authority, accusing him of being more interested in "flying around" the world than running his government efficiently for his people.

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