With the current tumult in Israeli politics, we may have to wait even longer for Jared

Kushner's long awaited peace plan.

On September 17th, Israel will have to go back to the ballot box in the hope that a government

can be formed after the last elections, Prime Minister Netanyahu failed to form a new coalition.

In the meantime, the first Sun and Law may be showing some of his cards, when asked by

Axios recently, where the Palestinians are capable of governing themselves.

He demurred, then he said he hopes, over time, they can become capable of governing themselves.

So let's bring in long-time Palestinian official Hanan Ashrawi and Republican foreign

policy adviser Dan Sino.

Dan, what is happening?

Is there a debate within the administration take us behind the scenes?

Well, the debate is, with each day that passes, the U.S. government loses leverage in this

process.

And so the hope was to get this done before the most recent Israeli election.

They couldn't get it done before the Israeli election, because the Israeli government

didn't want it to happen on the eve of the Israeli election or during the Israeli election.

And then it couldn't happen during the process of coalition negotiations to form a government,

because this would create problems for Netanyahu on the right.

So they said, let us get through the formation of the government.

They got through the formation of the government.

And guess what?

There's now another election.

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