Middle East Peace and Security Discussion

I just want to add one sentence. The Israeli Prime Minister came here today

and

said that Israel is surrounded by those who want to destroy it, an enemy.

We're here, members of a Muslim Arab committee

mandated by

fifty-seven Arab and Muslim countries.

And I can tell you here very unequivocally, all of us

are willing

to right now, uh, guarantee the security of Israel

in the context of Israel ending the occupation and, uh, uh,

uh, allowing for the emergence of a

Palestinian state, independent state along the

reference that you all agree. He is creating that danger because he simply

does not want the two-state solution.

And if he does not want the two-state solution, can you ask Israeli

officials what is their end game

other than just wars and wars and wars?

I'm telling you, all of us in the Arab world here,

we want a peace in which Israel

lives in peace and security, accepted, normalized with, with all Arab

countries in the context, context of ending the occupation,

withdrawing from Arab territory, allowing for the emergence of an, uh,

independent

sovereign Palestinian state on June four, nineteen sixty-seven lines with occupied

Jerusalem as capital. That is our narrative.

That is-- And we will guarantee Israel's security in

that context.

Can you ask Israelis what's their narrative other than,

"I'm gonna continue to go

to war, I'm gonna kill this and kill that and destroy this and destroy that"?

The, the amount of damage that Israeli government has done,

thirty years

of efforts to convince people that peace is possible,

this Israeli government killed it.

The amount of dehumanization, hatred, bitterness will take

generations to navigate, to, to navigate through.

So ultimately, the question is, we want peace, and we've

laid out a plan for peace. Ask any Israeli official what is their

plan for peace. You'll get nothing because they're only

thinking of the

first step. We're gonna go, go destroy Gaza, inflame the West Bank,

destroy

Lebanon, and after that, they have no plan. We have a plan.

We have no partner for peace in Israel.

There is a partner for peace in the Arab world, and that's why the international

community needs to move.