to try and corner him as to try and have targeted attacks on him as this is unprecedented. we're a, i've spoken to some people who have been involved in negotiations in the past. and i think the, the, the word we're hearing across the board is that this situation is unprecedented. and so, you know, israel has some very tough decisions to make. and it's very difficult for it to game out what to trust, what to give up on whether to allow him ask the victory of negotiations, even if that means getting their people back and balancing all of that with the men's internal domestic anger had what's happened. and does the fact that so many of these hostages on not just is writers but international americans at british and germany does not add extra pressure as well. it involves other countries. um, but those are all countries i think that were involved in this to begin with they,

i think have strong lead. come out and support your talking about the u. k. in the us here. they've strongly come out and support for israel in any case, but obviously they're deeply, deeply concerned about their own citizens. they're also some dual citizens here to be clear. but i'm not entirely sure how that would change the american approach. secretary of state blinking is lying to israel very soon, and i imagine he would want to be involved and will take a personal stake in the face of the american hostages. but again, i mean this is, this is active, this is kind medic, this is dynamic. there is so much we do not know at this point, and i think it's important to inject a sense of real humility into how we're gaming out. what could happen next, because really everything's on the table right now. so let's step back then, because you told us about the, the trust but a bit that both sides have and,

and cut to tell us about the relationship between casa and her mom. so i mentioned that at the top next steps we host, so that being hosting at bahamas leadership for some time or yeah, that's right. so the, the head of a mass has lived in doha for several years. now. a mass has a unit supported the palestinian cause more broadly for many years. it has given a mass of money is solely to be used for humanitarian purposes within gaza for you know, the upkeep of gaza. so it has been quite sort of involved in that sense. and of course, cut there has played that role in many other reno's as well. it sees itself as a, a rising gulf power. you'll remember that even when the west was trying to talk to

the tyler bond before it's withdrawn from this guy. this done cut there, played a sort of mediating rules. the meetings were often held in the and i think the enjoy is being able to be seen as an impartial observer of sorts and being able to mediate these kinds of discussions. so in that sense, it will play a vital role in the coming days. but again, i mean, it's important to add, this is a situation where there is a total breakdown of trust between, you know, israel and a mass in this case. but also it's an ongoing situation. all it would take is an escalation on either side that could up and any form of negotiations that caught the tries to begin. so yes, i agree with you that it's remarkable that we're at the point where we're even having this discussion, but it is extremely tentative. thank you so much for talking to so that so actually

robbery as well funded. excuse me, i just read chief, it's a foreign policy. it's hard having us medicines have abducted dozens of hostages, including a chosen and the elderly. most families have had no word about their site. one of the many missing is judged by the citizen shawnee luke. the family's been trying to get help from the government hearing but then but say they feel abandoned by jim and will pharmacies. this is the last picture of shiny look on social media. the 22 year old jem. and these really was that this music festivals into negative desert. when the toner was struck, they killed at least $260.00 people then kidnapped several of those 2 guys, including shawnee. in this video, she's displayed by the terrorists, unconscious in the back of a pickup truck, a relatives recognize to so data around who lives in gemini sunday morning. we have no live funeral and we're trying to do the best

for this girl on tuesday. assume or off hope shawnee might be in the hospital in garza, the relative say they have received this information from an informant. that's why the bus, that's another clue that points in that direction is that took credit card was used in a shop next to the hospital because he's coming here from the sending. the family has been trying to get help since sunday. they said, you know, sorry to step enough little help. they feel neglected. but it's, it's, we are really disappointed. we haven't been able to reach anyone from the phone office, from oven 48 hours. they told us to fit in some forms and it would then be dealt with more quickly. stuff gets shanella, sean, he's mother and he's ro, appeals for help. i the notice we ask, no,

we didn't mind the german government act quickly. there shouldn't be any questions about responsibility. they must act quickly to get sony of gaza. because the strikes continue to hit the area and the ground defensive may be imminent. we believe that the only one that can help at this moment is only that the german government. that is the hope to keep sony alive. how must militants also attack several of these rated cubits communities? amongst them was combined as lucky boats near the board of, of gaza. around a 100 people were killed and dozens most taken hostage. most of the residents of this agricultural community where young families with children go to the houses, wrecked cars and families killed in the homes.

these really military reclaims that come as a cable. it's from home on 3 days off to the militants, 1st on to the village, near the cause of buddha, where they began setting fire to houses indiscriminately shooting residents and taking thousands of people hostage. just normal citizens that want to take their breakfast. and this all of these children and the cut some of the heads. it's worth of thing to see. it's very difficult to see that. but we must remember who is the enemy and what our mission mission is, the justice where is the right side. in other words, needs to be behind us. survive is, it's be a tackling clause. i have been brought to kibbutz trying new tele vive. the residents here are trying to help them with the grease and to process what they

experienced. they came into every home. they came into every, every room, every place, those they couldn't to take out and murder, they would burn the house with them inside so they can die. they shot children, babies, all people, anywhere and no one was safe for them. at the 1st victim was a 9 year old woman who was sitting on the porch, so them coming and she got shot. and we were in this panic room for i think about over 30 hours and then they broke uh, windows starting, it started shooting everywhere. i think at some point they saw at the door of the time it is unclear as they will be able to return home to call as a small community described by a resident as a piece of paradise. no noise in ruins. well, benjamin netanyahu has that. how does that t go to form anybody?

does the government but opposition lead up any guns? the administration's funds to last as long as the conflict with homeless medicine continues with significant gal who would also need a 3 manual cabinet with mr. gans who's a former army chief that'll be joined by the colored defense minister you i've got on prime ministers. extreme rights and ultra orthodox jewish allies would remain in government, but nobel, unrelated to the world, would be advanced at you in the conflict. will go mostly on those c, e o of mid fam, these radians too for visual foreign policies. but we spoke earlier, i asked him what he made of this coalition announcement are currently at the moment the discussion is really about the different policies. this would be part of this, the emergency government. are these thoughts with the by the why don't the position these way, let people turn it on? yeah. well, immediately after the a, how much the tech to form such a government and the last 24 hours 48 hours really, there was

a lot of criticism inside these right above what you've seen is a 50 negotiations between us anyhow and salvage the right wing government, the fathers, which were actually all legal to be specifically position. now we know that probably guns, the leader of one of the major opposition party when the bulk of such is such an emergency government. the state of question about the division of labor within. right. and so what does, what does best benny john says, centrist policy, what does that bring to the table in terms of an emergency government? we didn't understand it before and it's quite unique when you think about the is really all the history starts with the government that enjoys very little trust and with the next on the 4th is, is the grades will be the extension of recruitment since the horn and during these are the society of facing the atrocities committed by from us. but at the same time a, i would say this content would be it under as a under estimation, really, you're not the statement towards the government. it's great criticism right now or

the decision making capacity of this government. it'll bring both to the decision or the government decisions to relocate for the. okay. so that was like sort of like driving my right. but what does, what just bringing back that against into that, what does that bring to it? or as a former chief of staff, then it goes as a consumer, what is the responsible level, you know, a specific force of planning and also will duration to balance bank dear smart reach and the spring, right? so when, when it comes to, uh, going defensive is what we quoted before and all those decisions require that you sent me is that if we think about the long welfare there's a need to at least present. it concerns us with some kind of a wide support. so bank a says both on these professional capacities and advisor to those what not experience and such is it worth scenario, but also is an attempt to show a realtor in the minority government which is controlled by the right. okay,

that's very interesting. thank you for that. let's talk about as rose, response to the weekends et cetera attack. so how do you view those at this stage or? i think we can revise the east. what do you suppose the 3 phase is the 1st one is was probably complete. the last couple of hours is neutralizing a regaining this over the control over is really territory and removing the very same elements as with this. the 2nd one is really a shock into all you can define a tech against a from us is called command and control center, including. so it's name of the neighborhoods that host a must be the cheaper the model. in other sound, we'll see it as a formation for around the tech. and the 1st one is maybe the most important one is the attempt to isolate the area offer to prevent this bill over of the fi thinking to the west bank, where from us tried to inflame the area in the last the last 40 hours. and of course, it's been over in the level and do an expansion of the conflict into

a region one with his above. the 3 major a phases, the move. okay. this, this, this notion of all eating a spill over seems to be dissipating. i, i really would seems to be becoming an even greater possibility at this stage as we hear about a gun, a gun shots and unlock it, attached to the north and 11 on, i mean, syria or indeed, but a do now at least cause responds to a very careful distance themselves, at least officially from the perpetrators of those effects. of course, it's clear that every actions that it's taken from the south vault of lebanon is at least approved by his butler. but even the attempt to distance himself still keeps the capital of options for what we have to understand is whether his brother was planning to intervene. oh no. the element of surprise is lost. most of those reserves those, that hundreds of thousands of is ready soldiers that were mobilized. i'm going to

the north field or the south in order to exactly do with this kind of scenario. and you should also include the, the american response, and it's not just the, i would say the, i think was the quote, the president speech that by them gave you yesterday versus the advisor. but also looking to walk to air carrier groups that on i'll read, employed in the music directly. so those are creating this, right? so this one as well. but we also have to remember the possibility of and then the destination. one of those, a use of those that you mentioned turning into a side look over actions and reactions that lead to such a conflict. and that's, unfortunately, is the likely scenario. thanks for joining us on the along the night. so clearly give us the honor from these writing and straightforward regional foreign policies . thank you. life from the war, small stores that making headlines around the world. hardly cont, lydia has bassett that mexico's west coast stone, milan full name and popular beach resort of puerto vallarta forecast. as

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