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Let me ask you this: how are the Gazan people feeling? Cuz I see videos of jihadists, and I also see tons of videos of Arabs saying, "Just let me out. Just open the door. That's all I'm asking for." Forget Hamas; I hate them, but I don't even care. I can't say anything. Just let me out and let me have a different life. Open the borders. Open the borders. That's all I'm asking for. Is that what you understand is the majority of the Arab sense in Gaza?
If a ship which can carry two million people will dock near Gaza, all the Gazans—I'm talking about 99.99% of the Gazans—will either fly in the air to this ship or swim, even if they don't know how to swim, or walk on the water in order to get to the ship to take them out. No one will remain there. Maybe some jihadistofas will continue to be there in order to hold on to the hostages, but 99.99% of the people in Gaza will do whatever they can, and even beyond, in order to get out of Gaza in any possible way. And this is the situation. Nobody, nobody can deny it. Nobody can give another picture, because this is the truth. No one with a minimal mind would stay in such a place under people who could not care less about the life and death of the Gazans.
Let's take a look at a video of Arabs saying just that. For okay, what do you think about, uh, about those folks? They are speaking from the heart. The problem is that if they are in Gaza now, they might be targeted by Hamas because of standing in front of the camera and saying such things, which Hamas definitely doesn't want, doesn't like, and doesn't want them to say. So I wish them good luck, and um, really, I have really, I'm very sorry for them.
Look, um, already in December 2023—like a year and four months ago—I came out with a suggestion, which unfortunately people didn't take seriously: to force Qatar to take the Gazans to Qatar. First of all, Qatar has many dormitories which they built to host the visitors of the World Cup in soccer, which they hosted two and a half years ago. So, enough places to host the Gazans. Secondly, they have many hotels which they can use if there's not enough place in the dormitories, and if there are people without solution, the Qataris have enough money to build very fast to build homes for them, and they can find a very good place to live in Qatar.
Qatar is responsible for what was in Gaza. Qatar sponsored Hamas. Qatar supported Hamas politically. Qatar supported Hamas with the media, which is very important in these days, and therefore Qatar should bear the consequences of what happened. Qatar has an airline company which has some 270 airplanes; average capacity, 350 passengers. How many airplanes did they have? 270. Because I think El Al has about, like, I think El Al has like 66, I think, not even. Yeah, Qatar, as much as I remember, last time I checked on Wikipedia, it says 269 airplanes. So, average capacity 350 passengers. If you make a calculation, you'll find that Qatar can evacuate all the Gazans within one week easily. Wow.
If only they get to El Arish airport in Egypt, which is 50 kilometers from Gaza, the Gazans will walk. This one-day walk, 50 kilometers is not such a big thing. Wow. If they don't have buses to take the Gazans from Gaza to El Arish International Airport, the Gazans will walk one day, and nobody will stay in Egypt. Egypt doesn't have to be worried because of this, because nobody will stay in Egypt from the Palestinians if they know that in the end of the journey, Qatar is waiting for them. So this is what should be done, and there is a very efficient way how to persuade Qatar to do it: by a threat to disconnect Qatar from the SWIFT ER clearance network of the world, because without the SWIFT, they cannot sell their oil and gas, and they will run out of money very fast. So this is the way to convince Qatar to do what Qatar should have done.
The problem is that Qatar has bought many politicians, many media people. Say what you will, but when you look at Qatar, UAE, like it's interesting that they really, uh, do diplomacy well in terms of relationships. Um, you can, I mean, there again, I'm not, I'm not saying it's good or bad; I'm not trying to, but I'm just saying like those guys go all in, and they know how to, you know, and maybe some people would argue, over the top. I'm not trying to judge that, but I'm just saying like they don't kid around when it comes to diplomacy and spreading money around and trying to get people to be aware of what they do and how they, I mean, like I said, you go look at FIFA and everything else. I mean, these guys, they play with house money in a way that's just not normal. Not only do they spread money around Washington D.C., I mean, think tanks, the number of consultants they have, I won't get into, you know, there was a group of women recently in the Middle East for a big conference, that, you know, the irony of where it was located. Um, and look, the number of private equity funds, hedge funds that have money from the Middle East in their investment pools. Like, when you have that much money, you have a lot of throw weight, and they are unashamed, smart, and strategic. Yeah, and I know they've also put $6 billion dollars into colleges in the last decade all over the country, and you know, I wonder what strings are attached there. Many missions all over the world, especially all over the Western world, and today too many people are afraid that Qatar will expose what they got from Qatar and how much they got from Qatar if they adopt my ideas about how to save the Gazans in Qatar. Amazing.
So, basically, all you have to do is do a 50-kilometer hike—not a big deal—a day or two—not a big deal—for Arabs of Gaza, get to the El Arish airport, be picked up by the many Qatari airplanes. They funded Hamas; they got Gaza destroyed. Pick up all these people, give them a new life in all of these houses that you have ready to go in Qatar. You have the money to pay for it; you paid for war, now pay for these people's a new life and opportunity. I love it. I think it's great, and I think everybody, uh, everybody that's in the comments understands the power of that idea, and there's many other places as well that they could go. There's a huge so-called Palestinian community in Chile, am I right? And there are many countries that have called that that are welcoming them in, but the Gazan life is impossible, and Israel is now once again fighting Hamas and fighting it hard, so we are, we are really, um, here. For example, Mik, on, uh, is writing, "Yes, great idea," and Jack says, "Wow." People are blown away by the simplicity. Light life says, "I've heard Dr. Kar talk about the Qatar football stadium that can hold a massive arrival camp with bathrooms at all." All right, very good. Dr. Mor Kar, I want to thank you so much for being with us. I want to let you get off that train. Thank you so much for your time. You are our famous Middle East expert; you've, you've, you've kicked butt on Al Jazeera; you're the VP of Newsreel, and you're one of our mentors. Thank you so much for being with us. Much have a good night.