Kushner Says Peace Plan Focuses on Borders and Economy

U.S. President Donald Trump’s senior Middle East adviser, son-in-law Jared Kushner, said on Sunday that the long-awaited peace plan will address the issues of borders and economic proposals tailored to the current situation.

Kushner told Sky News Arabic that “the American peace plan is very detailed and will focus on drawing the border and resolving the core issues.”

He went on to say that it will “have a broad economic impact, not only on Israel and the Palestinians, but on the entire region as well.”

“The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been used for years to incite extremism,” Kushner said, “for years resistance to the nation of Israel has united the region, but now it is changing … We see that Iran is the greatest threat in the region.”

“We want to see the Palestinians united under one leadership, the Palestinians want a non-corrupt government that cares for their own interests,” Kushner added.

Last week, Kushner said the Trump administration would unveil the proposals after the Israeli elections on April 9.