Trump’s granddaughter, Arabella Kushner, sends handwritten notes to freed hostages: ‘Your strength gives hope’

Jared Kushner (R) meets freed hostage Nimrod Cohen, who is holding a handwritten note from Kushner's daughter, Arabella Kushner, in Tel Aviv on October 21, 2025 (David Azagury/US Embassy Jerusalem)
Jared Kushner (R) meets freed hostage Nimrod Cohen, who is holding a handwritten note from Kushner's daughter, Arabella Kushner, in Tel Aviv on October 21, 2025 (David Azagury/US Embassy Jerusalem)

US President Donald Trump’s granddaughter sent handwritten letters to the freed hostages which were delivered by her father, White House adviser Jared Kushner, the Kan public broadcaster reports.

Kushner, along with Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff, met with a number of the former captives yesterday in Tel Aviv and delivered the letters.

A photo released by the US embassy shows Kushner and freed hostage Nimrod Cohen holding an envelope addressed to him personally “from Arabella.”

Trump’s son-in-law is seen holding a stack of the notes in a photo with freed twins Gali and Ziv Berman.

A letter to Segev Kalfon reads: “Your strength gives hope to so many people around the world. I admire your bravery and the light you bring to others. Thank you, Arabella Kushner.”

Jared Kusher (C) meets freeds hostage brothers Ziv (L) and Gali Berman (R) while holding a stack of handwritten notes from his daughter, Arabella Kushner, in Tel Aviv on October 21, 2025 (David Azagury/US Embassy Jerusalem)

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