Kushner: Pause, but Don’t Give Up on, Saudi-Israeli Normalization

10/13/2023

Kushner: Pause, but Don’t Give Up on, Saudi-Israeli Normalization

EndTimesProphecyWatch.com

October 13, 2023

1–2 minutes

Israel, Middle East Peace Treaty, Politics

WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT: Our Christian Ministry / Website is 100% supported by our visitors. We do not sell products or place ads all across our website as we feel they are too intrusive. We want your experience on our website to be as pleasant as possible. It is because of loyal people like you that we can continue to bring the Gospel of Jesus Christ to our visitors and to continue to update our website, sounding the trumpet, with up-to-date prophetic news to people across the world! We need your support to continue to press forward with our ministry. Consider offering a donation of any size, as the Holy Spirit leads you. We thank you GREATLY for your tithes and offerings. CLICK HERE to make your donation today. God Bless You! Osvaldo Roldan, Founder – End Times Prophecy Watch

NEWS REPORT:

Jared Kushner, the former White House aide and son-in-law to President Donald Trump who played a leading role in crafting the Abraham Accords, says that the war between Israel and Hamas should “pause,” but not end, efforts at peace and normalization.

Kushner spoke in an extensive interview with Lex Fridman, most of which was recorded before Palestinian terrorists murdered over 1,300 Israelis on Saturday. They returned to record more after the attack, and to reflect on the path ahead for the region.

Here’s my conversation with @jaredkushner, former Senior Advisor to President Donald Trump, and one of the most influential presidential advisors in modern history. We discuss the Hamas attack on Israel in the full context of the history and geopolitics of the region. This… pic.twitter.com/T8r99Ssi2c

— Lex Fridman (@lexfridman) October 11, 2023

Kushner, who played a leading role in crafting the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) on trade, as well as in Middle East diplomacy, said that now would not be the time to resume talks, because of pressure on both sides of the Arab-Israeli dialogue.

Read Full Article Here!