Lucy Hough

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It's pretty hard to imagine a retreat on the scale you're talking about here, you know, $1.6 billion that would not massively hurt the environment.

Obviously, part of what attracted them to it was this sort of natural splendor.

But then they have been bulldozing forests, hired a security firm to keep locals out.

And that has sparked a huge amount of anger.

It's a government directly selling to Kushner.

And it really just blurs the line between the role of a sort of private real estate developer and a geopolitical actor.

Well, to hear them describe it, they were on a boat tour with their friend, Nat Rothschild, you know, now the fifth Baron Rothschild, as you do, and discovered this island, swam across it, walked it barefoot, had an amazing experience.

connection, almost a sort of spiritual experience with the land to hear Ivanka describe it.