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The priorities for president trump more ferk. keeping everyone safe and the opportunity to be prospersous .right now in the recently the president laid out the biggest threat is iran. and countries work on interests. were seeing the arab countries and israel have a similar threat to security in iran. and they have similar aspirpgss for their people which is to allow them to have economy, have investment and create more jobs and have opportunities to live better lives. so i do think there is a lo...

People jobs. right now they are giving handouts to people and paying them for the to work. they have a 30% unemployment rate in west bank and gaza because of bad governance. the major consensus it at the conference is that this plan if complemented is doable, can work but in order to happen you need the right environment but you need go ahead governance. if you look the poland absouth korea, japan, you look at the great examples of wear theyve been able to create economic transformation in the p...

And job creation. over the next ten years the plan projects 1 million new jobs for the palestinian people. in interviews and fox news, palestinian leadership in both the west bank and gaza have rejected the idea of any plan that does not include east jerusalem as a palestinian capital and a two state solution. today in ngv with fox, jared kushner claims to have gotten positive feedback to the plan for palestinians this week. >> the people in gaza and the people in the west bank are paying very c...

Not willing to sit down and have discussion with the americans about peace unless east jerusalem is recognized as the capitol of their state of palestine and theres a two-state solution, this is something that jared kushner discussed in the interview. he said this week hes been receiving positive feedback from the palestinians about this plan. take a listen. >> the people in gaza and the west bank are paying close attention. were hearing from the people. theyre impressed with the vision. happy -...

Always had a two-state solution. we always balanced our support with israel, saudi arabia, the plo, finding ways to resolve our differences. right now i think weve put too much of our policy in the middle east toward saudi arabia. and -- >> because of money? >> and not toward a balance. >> because of money? >> no, no. i believe for strategic reasons. possibly because of money. i think the president emphasizes armed sales too much. well, our human rights principals, our democratic principals, pea...

Time. and i think as long as we are supporting a two-state solution, and full rights for palestinians and to have their self-determination, and to have a state that were on the right path for israel. >> we have the most diverse congress we have ever had. you represent the most diverse incoming class weve ever had. ill tell what you, if you dont believe having different voices at the table is going to change the conversation, you just have to rnc to what you just said and the conversation you are...

Yet. >> well, the plan is if it does not call for a two-state solution, it is indeed dead. the two-state solution has gone now for at least four administrations that recognized to have a palestinian group there, a nation you will, you have an israeli nation, and thats the two-state solution. it seems to have been abandoned by the trump administration, quite possibly by kushner as well as by some say the political process in israel itself. i dont see any way to solve the palestinian issue without...

Asked us for. the saudis will come through and give the money that will be needed to help the palestinians. and, of course, the second issue, of course, is how to deal with the israelis. but in the meantime, you know, netanyahu right during the run up during the campaign and his party is going to have to go further right as they get ready for the next election. so, im not sure that its going to be a shred of the so-called two-state solution which is what the rest of the arab world wants. this is...

And the thought that there are kind of deeper motivations i think may be somewhat lost on them. it is not an unreasonable component of an overall strategy. the problem is there is no overall strategy. and to the extent there is one it has been to give more rope, more leeway to prime minister netanyahu as he has moved to the right both in kind of the racially tinged campaigning and also kind of downplaying the possibility of a two-state solution. so to go from that, to go from that kind of identi...

The big part of this, which is going to be something they likely wont like. remember, this administration has moved away from the u.s. view that there needs to be a two-state solution. we dont even really expect a two-state solution to be part of this political plan. kushner and team are emphasizing that the political part of this is going to be detailed. it is going to be extensive. but theyre not saying one single thing about it. that doesnt indicate necessarily its going to be something that ...