Arabic → English transcript

Iran’s exit from the region will in some way make the peace process easier,

because Israel no longer has these justifications.

These strong justifications in the eyes of the West that it cannot make peace

because there is a danger to it.

In practice, Saddam is gone and Qaddafi is gone,

and the situation in Iran has changed.

If the regime does not change, the situation in Iran has changed.

So, therefore, there are no longer these basic justifications,

but the peace project is always harder than the project of war,

war is easier than peace.

And in my view, of course,

the current stage that has now gone on for two years

has changed the region,

and it will also change Israel,

so Israel will change in the end, just like what happened after

Kuwait and the liberation of Kuwait.

The Madrid Conference took place, you know.

If it had not been for the Kuwait story,

maybe the Madrid Conference would not have happened, regardless of how,

we may be in a similar situation if the situation changes in Iran.

There will be, I mean,

an international

desire on the matter for there to be a solution to the Palestinian issue,

and this depends on

the major main regional powers.