Boris Johnson and Dr Riad Malki Presser 5

The transcript discusses the need for people to live without fear of terrorism and violence, highlighting the importance of removing obstacles like settlement building and demolitions to achieve a two-state solution. It also notes a change in Washington, suggesting a new willingness to view issues with fresh perspectives.

What are the feelings that people need to overcome in order to live without fear?

What obstacles are mentioned that hinder the two-state solution?

What role do demolitions play in the context of the discussion?

How does the speaker perceive the current opportunities for peace?

What is the significance of the change in Washington as mentioned in the text?