We may see civil wars in Europe, as crazy as that sounds.

We see the right in Britain. I brought Tommy Robinson here.

Many people in Britain are with us. They are with us.

We are heading toward very profound changes, both in Britain and in France—changes that, in turn, could also provoke counter-reactions.

Think about what Paris looked like after Paris Saint-Germain won the Champions League.

Now imagine what happens when Rassemblement National wins the elections.

We created a system of alliances in Europe unlike anything that existed before, with the deep conservative right.

Vox in Spain, led by Santiago Abascal—today, he is the most Zionist voice there is in Spain: pro-Israel, anti-terror, anti-Hamas.

The same goes for Jordan Bardella and Marine Le Pen in France.

With these people, a genuine closeness was created. Now they are leading in all the polls.

Judea and Samaria (West Bank) is the heart of the Jewish homeland. This is the inheritance of our forefathers.

The Palestinian population is an enemy population.

The Palestinian identity has no definition of its own.

I think it’s too early to talk about any initiatives or something like that because we have more than one platform.

Qatar is present in these platforms and we have our own activity.

Relations between the leaders of these countries and Qatar are very good, with daily relations and daily contact.