Jared Kushner hails historic Middle East peace deals: 'Makes you realize that anything is possible' - Fox News

White House senior adviser Jared Kushner joins Martha MacCallum with insight on 'The Story.'White House senior adviser Jared Kushner celebrated Israel's new agreement with the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain following a signing ceremony at the White House on Tuesday, telling Fox News that the deals brokered by President Trump "makes you realize that anything is possible if we have the courage and the vision and the determination to try to move forward.""You see this deal which, again, really is a watershed moment and just for me personally was an honor to be a part of it and very emotional day here at the White House watching, you know, something happen that nobody thought would be possible," Kushner told "The Story."Trump on Tuesday was joined by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, United Arab Emirates (UAE) Foreign Minister Abdullah bin Zayed al-Nahyan, and Bahrain Foreign Minister Khalid bin Ahmed Al Khalif to sign the Abraham Accords, something the president hailed as the "dawn of a new Middle East."JARED KUSHNER FIRES BACK AT WOLF BLITZER FOR SOUNDING COVID ALARMKushner said the deal was the result of Trump's unique approach to diplomacy in the region and pointed to steps taken by the administration that helped establish trust leading up to this moment."We studied everything that had been tried and that had failed. He [Trump] said 'let's try do it differently,'" Kushner recalled."Instead of trying to take on the Israeli Palestinian conflict and making that the panacea of everything, we took the steps that needed to be taken to show there was real sincerity but we showed that the Palestinian leadership is not interested in making a peace deal at this time and we showed that Israel was."That, along with the efforts to bring everyone closer together allowed for us to make these historic breakthroughs."Ultimately, Kushner said, countries in the Middle East really just want the same thing, which is a promising future."People in the Middle East are now seeing that they don't want to have their futures be held back by conflicts of the past," he explained.