For the Trump family, the deepening threat of impeachment and investigations into close associates will briefly take a back seat. This weekend Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner are celebrating their 10th wedding anniversary, and have invited their families and a number of close friends to Camp David to celebrate, according to three people familiar with the plan. All of the couple’s siblings are expected to attend, as is President Donald Trump, one person said.

The couple married in 2009, at Ivanka’s father’s golf course in Bedminster, New Jersey, in front of bursting fall foliage and 500 guests including Rupert Murdoch, Rudy Giuliani, and Cory Booker. Their wedding invitation included an insert for a free round of golf at a Trump property.

Camp David is a surprising choice. Trump himself has never been fond of the presidential retreat, which is tucked into Maryland’s Catoctin Mountain Park. Early on in his administration, he referred to it as “very rustic.” In September, defending his proposal to meet with Taliban leaders there after he canceled the talks, he noted that Camp David has had visitors “perceived as being pretty tough customers and pretty bad people.”

Kushner will leave the festivities on Sunday and depart for Israel on a government plane with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin; new Middle East peace envoy Avi Berkowitz, who is taking over for Jason Greenblatt when he exits his role on November 1; and Special Representative for Iran Brian Hook. They are expected to meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and, separately, Benny Gantz. Mnuchin and Kushner will have separate schedules and meetings, according to a person familiar with the trip. Kushner is planning to take the political temperature post-election in Israel, which failed to form a government and further delayed the release of the peace plan that Kushner has said for months is ready.

They will then travel together to Saudi Arabia to attend the annual investment forum known as “Davos in the Desert” for a few hours. Last year, in the wake of the kingdom’s role in the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, no one from the administration attended the event. The intelligence community has since concluded that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was involved in the murder, though he continues to deny any personal knowledge. Kushner has repeatedly stressed the importance of the U.S. relationship with the Saudis and has privately met with MBS over the last year. There is no formal meeting set up between the two as of yet, according to the person familiar with the trip, but Kushner may speak on a panel and they could have informal discussions. After a few hours in Riyadh, Kushner will fly home commercially to be back in Washington in time for his wife’s 38th birthday.

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