Jared Kushner

I think all of the people who are advocating online for the Palestinian people, who are going to these marches in support of them, I think they'd be best served if they really care about effectuating the outcome of

joining with Israel right now and directing their anger towards the Hamas leadership.

I think that it's very clear that the group that's responsible for the Palestinian people living the lives that all of these people are angry about is Hamas.

And if they direct their anger towards Hamas and put the attention on the failings of Hamas and put forth a vision for what they'd like to see leadership in Gaza do, and they respect

that there's a real fear that Israel has and any country would have of having a group of terrorists next to them that's calling for their destruction.

I think that that recognition of finding a way for Israel to be secure and then having an opportunity for the Palestinian people to live a better life is the right pathway to try and pursue.

100%.

It's very, very clear.

And I think that if people were honest about the situation, if they spent the time to really understand it, again, you know,

If you follow the conference I did in Bahrain, we had all the leading businessmen there and they said, we can rebuild Gaza very easily.

We all want to.

The leading Arab businessmen, the leading American businessmen, everyone wants to.

They're just held back by Hamas.

And so I do think having an honest conversation about this at this point in time has really only one logical conclusion.

And my hope is that maybe this conflict leads to that conversation being had.

And if it is, then maybe that brings more unity and understanding, and we kind of get to a conclusion better that could improve the lives of the Palestinian people.

I think when Donald Trump was president, we had a peaceful world.

Everyone said if he was elected, we would have World War III.

Meanwhile, he gets elected and he not only is the first president in decades to not start any wars, he's making peace deals.

He's making trade deals.