I'm John Batchel with Thetty's McCart of Americanness, and Malcolm Honlon Conference of President's major American Jewish organizations.

The rest of the Gulf is watching Malcolm.

UAE is very vulnerable.

So is Saudi Arabia, and they've been hit many times in the Iranian regime, the IRGC, is swearing

that if you close the Straits of Hormuz to our traffic, we will strike out at,

and what is left for their target list?

I believe it would be the desalination plants would be number one.

Is that correct, Malcolm?

The desalination plants and the airports and the pipeline, they did hit the Saudi pipeline, but it has been repaired,

which gives an alternative swords. But the Gulf, I think that the long-term implications are going to be the

greatest in regard to the Gulf states. Just today we hear about the tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iraq,

because the drones that were launched against Saudi Arabia came from Iraq. The UAE Saudi differences, you know, remember we discussed it before the war, then they were put

aside a lot of these differences, including with Qatar, after it was attacked as well by Iran

and despite being an ally, that now I think we're going to see a complete

reshaping of relationships and alliances.

The Gulf Cooperation Council might fall apart or may be greatly diminished.

I think the OIC, other organizations, because they failed to intercede, the Gulf states

field, they were betrayed.

Saudi Arabia was less very much alone. UAE. Israel and the

UAE ties, I think, will be stronger than ever. I think for the same true with Bahrain and maybe

see some change vis-a-vis Qatar, though it's hard to know. And certainly Turkey will continue to push

the Muslim Brotherhood agenda as it is in Syria and elsewhere,

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