Kushner to join the Israeli delegation on the first direct flight to Morocco

The flight, which is due to depart Tuesday, marks the fourth diplomatic treaty broken by the Trump administration between Israel and an Arab country. The agreements, known as “the Abraham Accords,” have been redesigned by the Middle East, reflecting a shared concern among many Arab countries and Israel about Iran and a departure from the traditional focus on the Palestinian conflict. for independence.

At a press conference with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Kushner said the agreements reflected “common sense” and the administration’s new approach in the Middle East.

“The results are really what matters and I believe together we have achieved some historic results,” said Kushner, who is the son-in-law of President Donald Trump.

“As this new Middle East moves forward, I hope that all countries will focus on pursuing common interests for the benefit of their citizens, rather than being retained. back with hard thinking and old conflict, “he said.

Since August, the U.S. has broken contracts to establish diplomatic ties between Israel and the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Sudan and Morocco.

Netanyahu praised Kushner for showing “how wrong these black people were,” and said Israel is “heavily in debt” to the Trump administration.

The boxes were criticized, both for inducing generous U.S. arms sales to Arab countries and for reducing the Palestinian case.

Palestinians severed ties with the U.S. after Trump recognized the city of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital in late 2017. The Palestinians rejected Trump’s Mideast plan early this year, paving the way for the U.S. to shift its focus to fa half of Israel by Arab countries.

Netanyahu, who has maintained a close relationship with Trump, gave Kushner a record of thanks. Earlier on Monday, he also went to Kushner at a tree planting at the new “Kushner Peace Garden” in a forest in Jerusalem.