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Messenger MAJORITY of the Arabs are convinced that the Palestinian-Israeli conflict has become confined to the two parties, that the bilateral issues between them can be resolved through direct negotiations, and that it is no longer an Arab-Israeli conflict. Therefore, the normalization of ties between the Arab states and Israel is no longer a sin, but rather an urgent need to confront an expansionist sectarian enemy – Iran. Based on this fact, the normalization train will pass through all Arab capitals, including Damascus, sooner rather than later. Realistically, there is no escape for Syr...

>> when i talk to israelis some israelis they say we don't want to have a relationship with the palestinians. we want the wall. how do you deal with that? >> they have a wall in their head, obviously. it is surrounded by a war. there are israelis on both sides of the war, how could they live like that? >> palestinian americans echo that sentiment. >> if you go to places you came for nothing. >> they live in chicago they came here they have palestinian passports. they can't go anywhere. >> can't go anywhere. >> i remember in 2004 we were in beirut for the beirut summit of arab states to come to...

>> when i talk to israelis some israelis they say we don't want to have a relationship with the palestinians. we want the wall. how do you deal with that? >> they have a wall in their head, obviously. it is surrounded by a war. there are israelis on both sides of the war, how could they live like that? >> palestinian americans echo that sentiment. >> if you go to places you came for nothing. >> they live in chicago they came here they have palestinian passports. they can't go anywhere. >> can't go anywhere. >> i remember in 2004 we were in beirut for the beirut summit of arab states to come to...