All right, Alexander, let's do a breakdown of the Arab summit, this emergency summit that

took place in Saudi Arabia, which saw meetings between Saudi Arabia, MBS, Assad, Egypt, Iran, Raisi, a very, a lot of countries at this summit.

Obviously, the topic was the bombing of Gaza and the war that is unfolding in not only Israel, but I mean, we're seeing it, we're seeing the dangers of it expanding

to engulf the entire Middle East.

So let's break down what happened at this summit, because there are some analysts who are saying this summit was a summit which

showed unity amongst the Arab and the Muslim world, but there are other analysts who say that

this summit fell way short of providing the necessary help and moving closer to a ceasefire, which is what is needed right now in Gaza.

What are your thoughts on this summit?

I think what it shows is the increasing political sophistication of the countries in the Middle East.

That's not always been there up to now.

I mean, you know, in the past, you've had some very, you know, unstable people, to put it mildly,

running Middle Eastern countries and saying things which weren't really thought out well

and getting themselves into all kinds of difficult situations. This summit, which was enormous

and which wasn't confined just to the Arab states, it brought together many, many Muslim countries

from around the world. Well, first of all, they brought together everybody.

I mean, as you rightly said, MBS convened it.

He chaired it. He did the opening speech.

He was there.

So was Erdogan from Turkey.

So was Raizi from Iran.

So was Assad from Syria. So was Al-Sisi from Egypt, so was the king of

Jordan and the Emir of Qatar, of course, the country with which historically Saudi Arabia has

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