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Slack.com slash DHQ. This is CBS Eye on the World. Here's John Bachelors.

Malcolm Home Line, Conference of President's Major American Jewish organizations, and we're

very pleased to go to Jordan in the 21st century thanks to Jonathan Schanzer of the Foundation

for the Defense of Democracies. Rights and essay taking us back to the conflict zone of

mid-20th century, all the way up to where we are right now, which is this mystery. Jonathan

a good evening to you. I read your essay and I think to myself, Abraham Accords, good

news all around and yet Jordan looks to be stuck in time somewhere in the 20th century

and bitter about it. Why is this? Is there one explanation Jonathan? Good evening to you.

Good evening, John. Yeah, this essay was the results of several months of research, including

a trip that I took to Jordan in the fall. What we are watching right now is that as Israel

finds itself in relationships that continue to grow warmer with the UAE, with Bahrain,

with Morocco, and perhaps even other countries like Saudi Arabia for that matter quietly.

All of these good news stories are happening. We're watching what was the warmest piece

that Israel enjoyed, but is now growing frigid. I believe that this is the result of the

large percentage of Palestinians living inside the Hashemite Kingdom. The Hashemites say

that it's somewhere around 50 percent, I think realistically it's probably closer to

75 or even 80 percent of the population comes from Palestinian descent. And so it's very

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