When There's A Status Quo, Usually What

There Are Going To Be A Lot Of Questions, Not Just In My Country, But Across The Middle East. Is Israel Going To Continue To Be "fortress Israel"? Or, As We All Hope, Become Accepted Into The Neighborhood, Which I Believe Is The Only Way We Can Move Forward In Harmony. And No Matter What's Happening In The Middle East - The Arab Spring, Et Cetera, The Economic Challenges, High Rates Of Unemployment - The Emotional, Critical Issue Is Always The Israeli-palestinian One.

I'm Just Very Wary That Once You Start Military Operations In Any Country, It's Very Difficult To Predict What The Outcome Is.

I'm Easily Entertained.

I Think The Debate In Our Society Now Is That People Have To Agree On Zero-tolerance To Terrorism.

Jordan Has To Show The Arab World That There's Another Way Of Doing Things. We're A Monarchy, Yes, But If We Can Show Democracy That Leads To A Two-, Three-, Four-party System - Left, Right And Center - In A Couple Of Years' Time, Then The Muslim Brotherhood Will No Longer Be Something To Contend With.