generalities. paula is talking right now. if the following his page or his remarks and other front window open in the north. when the us actually use it's fire power in the region, not only to deter but also to destroy target the live and on or if needed in iran. and on the hostages, a divide in administration is asking is around for a temporary pose. and we understand it is not the ceasefire, but the do you have any guarantees, any assurance that the, this temporary policy will lead to hosted release and i know you wouldn't hear the family of the hostages today, also the curiosity. and if may it, can you assure us that the, the united states was not told either way, but before the main objective of this well, we'd fulfilled which is eliminated from us. thank you. thank you. let me take a 2nd question 1st. there no guarantees about anything as

a general proposition and maybe even more specifically in the context of the the fight against them us. but we are absolutely focus on getting hostages back and getting them back to their families and safety. and we believe that among other things, a amount of training pause could help that effort, could facilitate it. it's one of the reasons why we're focused on it. but regardless, our determination to get to get people back is manifested every single day in our efforts to, to do to do just that. and as i said and said repeatedly in his present environments and said repeatedly, we stand strong, its width and behind israel in its right and obligation to defend itself,

defend its people, and take the steps necessary to try to ensure that this never happens again. nothing, nothing has changed and that will change with with regard to live in on with regard to his boss with regard to iran. we have been very clear from the outset that we have determined that they're not the 2nd or 3rd front opened in this conflict present button said on they want to anyone thinking of opening a 2nd front, taking advantage of the situation don't and we backed up those words not only with the work that we've done with many partners in the region to reinforce that message, but with practical deeds, including the deployment of 2 aircraft carriers of battle groups to the region.

including with action that we've taken. for example, against missiles coming from you haven't in the direction of israel shooting them down, including as well with strikes that we took in response to multiple attacks on our personnel interact in syria for their as i said earlier, to try to prevent the resurgence in the region of vice of gosh, we remain absolutely determined in that effort. and i'm not going to get into hypothetical situations, but all i can say is, uh we're committed to deterring regression from any part. and we'll take steps necessary to deal with that. so the next question, vivian solano with wall street journal. mister secretary, thank you. as always for bringing us along with you and your travels. before we left the sea, you stressed that the us was discussing, the israel, the current conflict, and you added. we will also be focusing on the day after can you talk

a little bit about what that looks like in particular, or what is being done to ensure that whatever does come after doesn't spin into potentially short or long term occupation. and also are there discussions at all to create a multi lateral force for god's on if so, with the us, be willing to take part in something like that. thank you. face of it. here's what, what we know, what i think is agreed among everyone. there cannot and must not be returned to the pre october 7 status quo. that's unacceptable. it's not tolerable for israel, it shouldn't be acceptable or tolerable by, by anyone else. and that means that the idea of a mouse remaining responsible for governance such as it was and, and security and posing ongoing and enduring threat to israel and it citizens,

it's not acceptable. so that's one thing. we know. we also know that israel cannot resume control and responsibility for god. and it's important to note that israel has made clear it has no intention or desire to do that. so within those parameters, we are and will continue to have discussions with a partners throughout the region and well beyond about what should follow once a mouse is disease. so there are a number of possibilities permutations, but it's really premature to get into any detail about that as important is putting this into a bigger picture of a bigger vision of how we achieve enduring and lasting peace and security in the

region. and as i said earlier, the united states has convinced uh, we have been for some time, and i think we're only reinforced that conviction since october 7th, that the best past, maybe even the only path, as i said, is through to states for 2 people's again that is the only way to ensure lasting security for a jewish and democratic israel. the only way to ensure that post indians achieve their legitimate aspirations for a state of their own. so i think it's important as we're talking about all of this with uh, with every partner in the region. israel are our partners and many others as well as the broader international community that we have that big frame in mind and whatever we do, whatever is done also helps to advance that. so that's how we're looking at it

right now. can i just press the mr. secretary, because um, you're talking about the defeat of some awesome, and i'm wondering, you know, for a mazda is not just a bunch of individuals, but probably an ideology as well. and especially with the intense bombardment that we're seeing and gods are right now. the potential for extremism down the line is high. and so, you know, when you say to feet, how much is that being factored? and then what are you doing then to address those, those issues? yeah. vivian, i, you're, you're, you're exactly right. this is about dealing with a some us in terms of defeating it physically. that is making sure that it can't repeat what it did on october 7th. but it is also about defeating an idea of a perverted idea. but an idea that we have to come back with a better idea with a better future with a better fusion for the what that future can be and demonstrating that we're

committed to achieving that future that vision. because in the absence of that, even after him, us those who sing the siren song, the nihilism will find open years. so it's imperative in our judgment, that not only is most dealt with in a way that october 7th can never be repeated. but that we lay out a clear vision and a path to achieve that vision that gives people something to hold for, to buy into, to grab onto. and i believe that there is a broad and strong coalition throughout the region that wants to do exactly that. all of these countries are on one side of the equation, who's on the other side of the question from us has bola in iran. so it's incumbent upon us, i think, not only to, to lay out that vision,

but to be clear about the ways that we propose to, to achieve that. this is not flipping a light switch, a needless to say, given how deep rooted and enduring these, these problems are. but there that we have to, we have to address this and we have to address it in, in concrete ways and with the determination. because again, it comes back to exactly what you said. we have to demonstrate that we have a better idea and a way to achieve it. it's for the final question. moving on to to of course we've been listening to the us sector of state antony blinking, addressing the media there in israel after his talks with is really leadership striking a balance between emphasizing israel's right to defend itself. as well as the imperative to protect the innocent palestinians with me in their studio as d. w as in middle east, the analysts shawnie was on his shiny,

lots of talk there from the secretary of state about the need for humanitarian pauses. he mentioned that several times, but it sounds reading between the lines. there's still work to be done. what was your day? i agree with you, michael. are they that there's an understanding that needs to be done? there's does the moderate of countries that are pushing for that. there's a lot of pressure in america around the western world. we see the numbers would see what's happening in gaza. and there's also an understanding the way american see it, that the pause would allow israel to get more credibility more time, you know, in order to complete its mission. but we don't see any clear indications that they have greed on the we're in the, what's in the, how he himself says that. we know it was, this was delayed to, you know, it was a longer visit and longer meetings and planned. she still has some of his representative american representatives staying and his real trying to find how to strike the balance we see is really the announcements from going to for the defense minister. and that's in the hours of office saying we have not agreed on fuel

coming in, which is a contestant issue. we will not give any pause. and as you may turn leaf until we see any progress with the hostages, the ways well it tries to keep the inclusion is humanitarian issues are, are hostages. you know, alongside the manager needs of the gods on a population. so in the last 48 hours, particularly we've been hearing a lot, the words ceasefire and humanitarian pause. please make it clear for our viewers. what's the difference between those 2? and why is that new ones so significant for the actors in this complex? but 1st of all, pauses a unilateral of the staff, you know, of israel will decide and that's when, how and, and have for how long and it can just abruptly stop at any minute. i'm at a ceasefire, which would become, i assume that's something that is not feasible. israel does not want to be even seen in any way communicating to negotiate and given up to how much it needs to stay strong. that's what it sends out also, and it's message in the military fund. and americans seem to be so far willing to let israel do that. got it. that is are shiny. rosanna has many,

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