the, the, this is the, the news life from berlin. your on vows the event. and for the kidding of a mouse cheap, is mine, honey, or thousands gathered in that onto on a ma'am is to as a terrorist in the west, that's who many promise to me. and so as a fighter for deckles is rarely is widely believed to be behind these as a nation and as pure as girl off of why the region of all these very prime minister benjamin netanyahu via shaw says people that the ministry is prepared for every scenario is where it has the same responsibility for the assassination of from us as need that the,

i be to expand it. you're welcome. you don't say is that is well, we'll pay for the assassination to from offices top political leader is mine, honey. yeah. he was getting the strike intent on thousands of gathered in the indian deputy for a funeral, honoring the leader of the palestinian party and the militant group. i'm us and chief negotiator for a ceasefire with these red indians to bring the diet the luck from any spoke of the ceremony. it on hold israel responsible for the killing, and i said they will make israel regret to move these routes by mr. benjamin netanyahu has not spoken specifically about the attack and bear on, but says they wouldn't be severe consequences for anyone who attacks his nation to the mouth because they were challenging days ahead of us as the 5 since the attack and by route threatens have been heard from all sides,

well we all prepared for any scenario and we will stand united undetermined against any threat to isabel, but exact a heavy price. any aggression that guided stuff. so any from last year he did the sponsor back out. it says is following developments in jerusalem, rebecca nathan. yeah. how saying that he's providing his nation for go to challenging days. ahead and now the new york times is reporting that either on supreme leader has ordered a direct attack on israel. how lobbied people about to tell the ition from it on as well. that's why that is reporting coming from the new york times to say that ad harmony has ordered a direct attack. they've certainly said publicly that they will be responding and retaliating as you've just been reporting against what they say is and is really attack of course is real, haven't claimed responsibility publicly, although the benjamin netanyahu did he did it last night in his address to the nation. saying that is round, had had a devastating

a devastating blow to your wrongs proxies in the plural. cuz let's not forget, we're talking about to assess the nations in less than 24 hour period. one, just hours before the is male, honey, i assess the assassination and iran a one of the key come around, is it the his but a group was killed in baby root and israel did claim responsibility for that attack . so iran suddenly saying that they will come out in defense and you know, it's hardly surprising this has an in very balancing blurry for iran. but let's say israel a little bit, an assassination was able to take place inside on the silver and soil. so they, they have little choice about to retaliate. now, whether or not they do it on suffering is riley. soil of course remains to be saying that has been president of that. we saw that happen for the 1st time in april when iran retaliated to another assessor assess the nation that they believe israel carried out. and they, these are sent hundreds of missiles and runs in to is ready as space. most of

course were shot out by israel and its allies, but there is certainly president for that. and we'll just have to say how big an attack iran and prepared to uh to, to give israel. but we're talking also there are people talking about a 3 frontal multi front that attack where all the way around the proxies may coordinate, including the who t's from yemen and has blood in her mouth as well. so we just have to say how big it is, and then of course, what that means in terms of a wider conflict in the region. how must lead to is mailed honey? i was involved in the negotiations with ease rel, i'm a cease fire in gaza. end of a ton of the hostages. what does is death mean for these efforts, or what is the result? this involved? it was really the chief of the guys negotiate. so if you will, he was really the person in how mazda had the strongest voice in terms of negotiating some kind of ceasefire. his death will certainly bring

a blow to those negotiations and that's what many people is saying, but he was considered moderate voice within her mouse if you will. certainly when you compare them to yes, yes, yes. and while i've got in gaza and that he was almost pushing was certainly more open to some kind of a safe. i do now like atari and egyptians who have been very k. negotiate has in a safe fire agreements. uh say that the killings will suddenly be blown to any deal that there was a deal a deal. but israel had sent back to him off after negotiations in rome on monday. and they were waiting for a mouse response amongst themselves saying that they were, they were very, very close to reaching some kind of agreement that we don't know how close. but obviously this is going to deal a blow and the guitar, a prime minister yesterday, taking to the social media platform extra question. how can mediation succeed when one party assassinate negotiate is on the other side? so it caught arrive response but suddenly underlining what many people are feeling

about the negotiations now and leave it there for the moment, the corresponding to back out. it doesn't deal with them. thanks so much. is mind honey. i was getting in the assassination. if a top has been luck, amanda, have from to please from was he does for the strange and by the motivation for killing the home off the there may stem from the groups. october 7th, 10, i attacked, and these were the and the most of the towards honey, a stretch as back much further is man, he agreed. so runs new president. him what would be one of his last meetings just i was off to attending the president's integration. he and his body guard would killed in the strike on his residence in tehran. nia was the political face of home of the militant islam is good that carried out via october 7th terror attacks on israel. nea had not lived in guns

or for several years, but ron, how must from cut to where he lived in exile, he became the palestinian prime minister in 2006, and continued to rise through how must his ranks eventually becoming its political chief in 2017 mazda is gone and lead. yeah, he, us in law is believed to have been the most the minds of the october 7th attacks. while i need represented how much internationally and moved around the region for diplomatic meetings. he was a key player in negotiations to stop the fighting in gaza. some see a he's killing will be a may just set back to achieving peace in the region. near death came just i was off to israel said it killed, see me, a hezbollah? come on, the ford screwed in, they would be attacked, also kills at least one woman and 2 children. and we did thousands israel says

it targeted shopping in retaliation for rookie to attack on us soccer field. in the is ray neal occupied golan heights the to 12 children and teenagers is well blamed his blood and wound the military route. it would pay a heavy price secluded being $1.00 of his beloved, needing military figures since it was established by iran revolutionary god, move in 4 decades ago. after the israel, how must war broke out on october 7th. so clued was accused by his right of being behind many of the drone and he saw the tax that his belie launched against israel . so crude is the most senior has block amanda to be to since 2016 when most of the reading the groups minute 3 come on, the in syria died in an explosion in damascus. global lead us via the death of to see me and he does, of is around the greatest enemies when tensions were,

where the boiling point could now from an old out regional bull. let's get both on the news. i'm at least unless chinese was on is who is now with me in the studio or sunny. good morning. let's just start with what the new york times is important because it says that about and say it on supreme leader has ordered a direct attack on israel. what form could visit back take? well, that's exactly the big dilemma now. any wrong because um we've seen in april that the, the red line has been cost, you know, so far, you know, is really wrong. the animosity is something new, but there were also, it was for a long time of shadow war in april that kind of broke. and we saw it. so the 1st time is a record of tech, from your on, on israel and of course is retaliated. and this is where you ready and dilemma starts because the attack on april was done seemed to be very successful. it was actually quite became quite a mockery because out of the, almost $300.00 or something, you know,

miss silas drones and so on that were you know, a shot at israel, only one actually did hit the ground or maybe 2. i mean very minor, you know, hit and never mind the damage to israel. so if you want to show that it's mighty, this was not the case. and this is exactly where we were on a standing now, they need to somehow do more. but they also make sure that they are effective, they don't want to be shown as seen as weak again. and at the same time, we are also hearing. there's a lot of pressure on the wrong to stick to military targets in order to avoid escalation, dam assumption is that israel would be able to contain a know, an attack on military facilities and targets as it rather than on the civilian ones . because that would be sort of a too far, you know, and, and that would really actually bring in and know, and i'm, and believable escalation. it's still yet to be seen what you found. does that mean also, you think you'd mind if my take some time iran will take its time? we've seen it also in april before deciding on a, on any reaction there. this talk that there might be

a coordinated attack by all the union proxies in the region. looking at tomas has gl uh the whole fees. would that also be a possibility? oh definitely thing i'm sure will took it under consideration. but i think that is realism, basic assumption, when it comes to this confrontation, it with her on, is that a run is a rational player. and that the wrong, as you know, top interest or not actually with the war in israel, away the war in the region. they know, you know, we just, you know, neil was in, in iran, into on for the non creation of a new president. his top priority was to, to try to get, you know, some sanction leaves, you know, to, to worry about the economy sort of work in, or, you know, a rang and stress problems that they feel like you bring his black to focus on. rather than be, you know, completely aligned with the palestinian goal, which is what we're seeing now at it. it's quite an interesting development because so far since october, iran was trying to show solidarity with the palestinians, but actually had some borders and how much she gets involved directly in this. and

what we're seeing this morning in the funeral with him and i eating self leading, you know, the funeral and, and the warm embrace of the palestinian cause which, you know when, when you know, even further, you know, merging and align alignment of, of the palestinian and the rang and goals in a way just might backfire against israel, because so far you run, maintain some distance there, which some now seems to be vanishing. it's interesting. you're saying that but want it on and by letting them goals already aligned, given that it on was the main support. uh and uh, some would argue, creator all, still certain degrees is always very complicated. what was always a complicated relationship between iran and sparks is it's not a directional hierarchy of, you know, people that just don't follow your honest order. each one of these players, if it's football life, it's homeless. if somebody's had their own interest in their own, you know, political game to, to play. and you're wrong, you need to remember is a she, i, you know, entity, the, and that's why they have the strongest alignment with football on who's also is she has opened his ations but, but how much is a sooner organization?

and this, they know that there's no doubt there's great support and popular sup, also for you around even for a ringing a bit opposition that is supported of all of the palestinian cause. but then at the same time around, always tries to keep the distance and don't want to get fully involved in it. it was very easy for you on to have the proxies deal with that. instead of being directly involved in business with some differences, you know, being direct involved rather than using, you know, the longer arms of the aligned proxies just sort of us are where they're going to be watching night images from here on of the funeral possession of a smile on. yeah, i bet it be uh that is uh, as, as, as ronnie was saying, being an ed by this event in supreme need to himself, those images coming out of there on itself up and just, i want to look at the, is there any side of this uh as well, sunny. what do these uh, we're on the brink of escalation here, and there has not been any responses yet, but assuming that there is one 0, this,

this is attacked. come to the back. what does this mean for benjamin netanyahu? and here's a standing image. well, there was no that there was some sort of push from are all there was a lot of basically a lot of science felicia, necessarily as to there for many people were very pleased to see israel, what they say talking initiative for the 1st time. not just responding and of course and that person like me a who is the symbol of palestinian and it would come us as a a, is also very much known and as really has wide recognition. it's hard, even for the people who oppose that to me out to say, you know, this is a wrong move. it should have been taken ask of course in that aspect to gain some support in his base. but i think, you know, that's now he is a very divisive thinker. those who are, for him stay for him no matter what he does, those are against him, find the points to give him you know, credit for. and this is what we are now. currently, you know, and these are the best course, right, them. we leave it there for the morning. patrone, thanks so much for coming to the studio. all that and that's all the time we have

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