Jared Kushner

The deal that's on the table right now between Saudi, Israel, and America is in Saudi's interests, it's in America's interests, and it's in Israel's interests.

What's going to happen now, though, is the political dynamics are going to shift.

And I think that, as we've seen with political dynamics, they come and go.

I think let's get through this moment, and then I hope at the right time that those talks will be able to resume and conclude in an appropriate way.

And it's funny, Lex, when I was working on the US-Mexico agreement for the trade, we would have every day there'd be a tweet that would go out or there would be an issue.

I mean, people forget how intense it was between America and Mexico.

And I would speak to my counterpart in Mexico after a rough day and we were working on something, we were making progress, it'd get blown up.

And I'd speak to him and say, you know what, look,

they're not moving America, they're not moving Mexico.

Let's just, you know, let's stop for today.

Let's pick up tomorrow and let's find a new way to bring this forward.

So I would just encourage everyone working on that, not to give up, to keep working hard at it and to find a way.

But like I said, I would take a little bit of a pause for the time being.

Let's let the current situation play out and then hopefully there'll be a way for it to move forward.

I think there'll definitely be communication, but words on phone calls is only worth so much.

It's really trust between people and power.

And obviously, when you're in a position of power, you represent your country and your country's interests.

But the ability to have trusting relationships where people feel like they're okay taking more risks to help each other, that's actually what's most important.

So communication, I hope for, but

deepening and trusting relationships.