Jared Kushner

But I think that the mindset of the international community has not been, let's solve this problem.

It's like, let's just throw a little bit of money.

The money's Novocaine.

Let's put a little Novocaine on the problem and let's not have to deal with it.

But nobody's ever said, oh, let's do an accounting of the $20 billion we've given them and see how many jobs it's done and where it's gone.

That just hasn't happened.

Again, it's an incredibly corrupt organization, UNRWA.

You think about the post-World War II dynamic.

You had a lot of refugees.

My grandparents were refugees post-World War II.

Every other refugee class has been resettled and you only have one permanent refugee organization ever created.

Why was this done?

It was done to perpetuate the conflict so that a lot of Arab leaders could basically deflect from a lot of their shortcomings at home.

And so I think for Israel, they view all these things as existential.

They value their safety.

They've been under attack for a long time.

I do think having a deal where we can say, how do the Jews and the Muslims come together?

I think King Abdullah from Jordan's been an incredible custodian for the mosque.

I think everyone in my travels recognize that he's the right guy for that, that the King of Jordan should be the custodian of the mosque.

We should have some kind of framework to make sure everyone has access.