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This is CBS Eye on the World. Here's John Batchelor.

I welcome my good colleagues, Bill Rajo, Senior Fellow Foundation for the Defense of Democracy, keeping the Long War

Journal, and Ambassador Hussain O'Connor of the Hudson Institute, former ambassador

from Pakistan to the United States.

The ceasefire in place in Gaza has been interrupted, we're told, anecdotally, by the IDF and

by men who present themselves as Hamas.

However, all ends of wars are ragged, especially civil wars and civil strife similar to Gaza.

So I turn to you, Mr. Ambassador, not what's in it for Gaza, not what's in it for Israel,

but at the meeting last week,

the extraordinary meeting is Sharmal Sheikh, a resort on the Red Sea in Egypt. The attendance was impressive, who was represented, what countries were participating, Europe, Islamic States, Arab

States, Middle Eastern states.

All of this was a moment for the President of the United States to emphasize a utopian future

in which Gaza will be rebuilt and people will live in harmony. So I ask you specifically, what's in it for a major capital that will have much to say

about the next 10 and 20 years?

That is Saudi Arabia, particularly at Riyadh, Mohammed bin Salman.

What's in it for Mohammed bin Salman to have a ceasefire in Gaza now?

Good evening, too.

Good evening.

We must remember that Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman was not present in Sharma's Sheikh.

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