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then on the other side, you know, in judea and samaria, they were given, you area and area b under oslo, which is about 40% of judea and samaria. and they they run, you know, they you know, if you if you ever tried to if you ever drive around aimlessly and you never shomron you'll get to these red signs. they say if you're israeli, don't come in there. it's it's literally judenrat. you can write right that you can't get -- can't go in there. so they're running entirely by by the palestinian. and they're also hotbeds of terror. so like we're still talking about something that. it's not like we're not sure it's going to work. we know it doesn't work. so i have to book is to kill that idea and. then the second half of the book is to say, well, look, we're not going to create a vacuum. we're going we're going to try to a way for israel to kind of take over this land. and then, you know, the interesting thing, you know, i point out and a lot of christians really appreciate maybe more than the -- is that, you know? this is also god's will. so here we're at a point where god's will also happen

it is a little some problems like they're doing the oslo agreement. and then if the palestinians behave, they give them some more crumbs that didn't work camp david would try to also try that other things, try that have never worked. and this is why and how may i assist taking the strong position that if there's a danger, there's a danger that um, another 2 or 300000 file listed in the angel di and but there's no option for the palestinians who want to resist the kind of oppression on subjugation, and an even total denial of their human and pro sending and national existence there seems to be no really option for them other than to do this and hopefully wise people in the west and in israel and recognize that there is an opportunity to negotiate and then to this conflict, i think finishing the, the phases of the cease fire is the 1st test of this opportunity. and that's why i believe the americans on these are the public want it to happen. okay, we'll leave it there. i mean, who do you distinguish public policy fellow with the american university? the

you know, somebody who's been involved with the oslo peace negotiations. and that was a while ago, but from your point of view, what would you hope can happen from this point on? what would you like to see how, of what i would like a to see 1st of all, the implementation default implementation of the agreement and the i would like to see all the hostages because normally good for the menu of them. i'll in ok lives anymore. now the question is about the day after, and he'll, the main point is oh, he's going a to reconstruct the guy's a strip. a talking to some of the lead the same day, a guys and out of the guns. they don't use their readiness on some arab countries to quote a boots on the ground in the guy's a street, and you see something which is a kind of precedent. they'll already also agree to put the money in the reconstruction of guys. i provided that they, they are not going to away is the, and i, the will to moral and all the investments with disappear. they also need a whole rise in a political horizon involved today is where everybody's opinion,

so now they had in the oslo situation what if we gave you gaza and clinton said we build a bridge, boththem that will be your state. yasser arafat said yeah if i do that they will kill me because we basically want all of israel. if you want all of israel and you say there is going to be many more october 7ths and you rocket israel every single day, israel just had 1100 innocent people including babies killed in the most horrific way imaginable. why would you say let's just call it a cease-fire and go back because we're going to be on this couch again 18 months later and talk about another devastating attack. >> ainsley: they promised it would happen again. >> brian: we have to revisit all of this. we are so done. it is really two areas. palestinians and iran. everybody else and we will talk qatari foreign minister and special adviser shortly. everybody else is on the page and you can't say it's anti-muslim. president trump says listen i love the middle east. i'm going to be going to saudi arabia and visiting all these countries. it's not anti-palestinian. it's antiterrorists. the rocket

and israel and then the oslo agreements. and what came after that and things then fell apart and the settlements kept expanding after 1993, palestinians were jailed in the thousands. and so had this situation where there was nobody working for palestinian national rights. and hamas felt that it needed to step in and do that they didn't expect to be able achieve palestinian rights in one fell swoop, but they felt that it their moral and political responsibility to to stand stand with the fund ornamental demands and rights of the palestinian people. and the consensus that was prevalent among all palestinians, including one of the most important constituencies. hamas is the palestinians in jail. there's now, about eight, 9000 palestinians in and israel, many of them with no or trials or anything under the jail palace. the prisoners are of critical constituency for hamas, for all palestinians. and in fact, many of the operations that they did when they kidnaped people, including part of the october seven aim to take palestinian

well, look, having been by president clinton, president obama's side, having worked on both from the oslo accords to the wye plantation agreement to the signing in aqaba between israel and jordan, this the middle east, given what has happened over the last year for america's leadership, you are on the precipice, both on the historic agreement between israel and saudi arabia. just think of it from saudi arabia's position mbs's leadership, the head of saudi arabia, the prince in saudi arabia, is the young of saudi arabia. you have made a difficult deal harder for him because you've now placed the united states in a position as it relates to doing something with the palestinian people that is going to make his domestic politics all that much harder. second, the only people smiling right now in the middle east is iran, because they were degraded in syria. they have been degraded in lebanon and their entire anti-missile system, air to air, ground to air missile system has been decimated. you took them out of the corner because america's allies now are questioning america's leadership and the p