Jared Kushner

really helped set them on a good path and they've been very successful with it.

One of the things he told me about putting that together was he said, you know, my father's generation, they created this country from almost nothing.

They came here, they were a poor country, they were Bedouins in the desert.

And then they look back and see what they've done over 50 years and they say, it's absolutely remarkable.

He said, his generation, they come in and they say, we're very grateful for everything that's been done to date.

But we have so much opportunity that we're not taking advantage of.

And so he's now empowered the next generation to be ambitious and think big and grow with it.

What that means for his vision for the Middle East is that the general architecture that should exist, and now there's excitement in the discussions with Israel that have advanced, was the general view of what we thought from a Trump perspective should be the new Middle East is having

an economic and security corridor all the way from Haifa to Muscat, from Oman to Israel, where basically you go through and if you can create a security area where people can live, you know, free of fear of terrorism and of conflict.

The Middle East for the last 20 years has been a sinkhole for arms, for death, for terrorism.

It's been, you know, awful.

It's been a big national security threat for America, a big place where our

Our treasure is gone.

We've had a lot of our young, amazing American soldiers killed in action there.

And the same thing for the Arab countries as well.

So if we can create a security architecture for that region, and then we can create economic integration between all the different countries.

I mean, the amount of innovation happening in Israel is unbelievable.

Think of it like Silicon Valley is not connected to the rest of California.

You have a very young population, a very digital savvy population.

You have a lot of resources.