the, the, basically the, the news life from berlin, iran vows revenge from beginning of from us. do you have a smile, honey, or thousands gather at that on 2 on mine, listed as of 10 list in the west, but who many palestinians. so as a fighter for their goal is very design, maybe needs to be behind this estimation. and there's a girl off as fair as grove of why the voice gladly prime minister benjamin netanyahu reassurance. he's people that the minute face prepared for every scenario . israel has not came responsibility for the assassination of a mazda is needed. the,

i'm british manager, welcome it on say, is that is around, we pay for the assassination of how mazda is stopped. politically, that is mine, honey. and he was killed in an ass drive, in that on thousands have gathered in the evening and capital for the funeral on the need of the ballasting and policy and the militant group, hamas. he was also the chief negotiator and told him that reaching a ceasefire with israel in answer bring me to either lock. i'm in a spoke at the set of many it on hold israel responsible for the killing. and it said that they would make israel regret to move a and telling me these very well cabinet met to discuss the rising tensions. israel has not confirmed or denied that it was behind the attack that killed tommy a, but it did denounce that. it both responsible for an air strike on

a suburb of beta old that killed a has block. amanda prime minister benjamin netanyahu sought to reassure is riley's of the country is ready to face down threats from both in on and lebanon's hezbollah. the, i mean, not very challenging days ahead of us since the attack and by root threatens have been heard from all sides. well, we are prepared for any scenario and we will stand united undetermined against any threat to isabel, but exact a heavy price to any aggression or guidance stuff. so any from the back of it, this following developments from jerusalem miles to hawaii and the people a lot about the autonomy 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 suddenly said publicly that they will be responding and retaliated, as you've just been reporting against what they say as an is riley attack of cause . israel haven't claimed responsibility publicly,

although the benjamin netanyahu did him to that last night in his address to the nation saying that is round, had had a devastating a devastating blow to your alms 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 assessed the, assess the nation in iran. a one of the key come out as of the, his, but a group was killed in by 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 isn't in very balancing blurry for iran, but let's say is re a little that an assassination was able to take place inside on the silver. and so it was 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 assessor nation. that they believe israel carried out and they, you know, sent hundreds of missiles and drawings in 2 is ready aspects. most of course were shut out by israel and its allies. but there is certainly president for that. and we'll just have to see 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 frontage or multi front that attack, where all the way around the proxies may coordinate, including the who t's from yemen, and has the mazda as well. so we'll 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 mosley is man, honey? i was involved in the negotiations with israel on a cx 5 in gaza and 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 him also 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 are saying. but he was considered a more moderate voice within him, asked if you will send me 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 sci fi deal. now they could tarry and egyptians who have been very k, negotiate as it may say, fire agreements uh say that the killings will suddenly be blown to any deal that they 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 low 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 called 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 on the assassination of the top has block amanda from to please from above, lead us for restraint. and while the motivation for getting the hamas leader may stem from the groups, october 7th, fedex. and these are the animosity towards honey yes, stretches back much further. it 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 a 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 for several years, but ron, how must, from cut to where he lived in exile, he became the palestinian prime minister in 2006, and continue to rise through how mazda is ranks. eventually becoming its political chief in 2017 how 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 via 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 celia. 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. sure. good. in retaliation for a rookie to attack on us soccer field in the is rainy, occupied golan heights. the cube 12 children and teenagers is well blamed his beloved and wound the military route. it would pay a heavy price. sure food had being one of his beloved, needing military figures since it was established by iran revolutionary god, move in 4 decades ago. and off to 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 attacks that his blood launched against israel. so crude is the most senior, his black commander to be 2 since 2016. when most of the band ready the groups, minute 3, come on, the in syria died in an explosion in damascus. who i believe is via the depth of to

see me. and he does, of is around the greatest enemies when tensions where, where the boiling point could now from an all out regional bowl and the spring and john list husband, but oh, sure. who spent a lot of time and goes out before he had to leave during the start from keitel. how's them? what was the reaction, bein to honey asking in does a and the westbank the most important bought for 4 gallons a is more taking the re, is in the war and to have an end of old daily basis suffering. and often more than 9 months in, in, in such a situation at all they care about is a, in, didn't this war. and the reaction came as a result of the destination of any uh, might delay or postpone um, reaching a deal in the west bank. it's

a bit different, there was a bit of grief and they are not in direct impact of the situation. what's happening in goals. of course, there does it impact of a blockade and, and pressure from the story, the army. but the situation and the impact is inc. also, how big a blow is this uh for how boss or it is big no doubt about that. how mice and official has said that out loud and honey i was the top leader of of how mass. uh, but it's, it's good to mention that he's not the adult influence impasse. and i mean, if we talk about the situation and the war in gaza, the military wing is the, the most powerful part or by the, the,

the influence of the war and go in and go as i currently thought it would be a political problem for, from us and it wouldn't be a debate over who's gonna replace him. so who is going to replace them as well, according to the, to the how much a lo honey. i got 3 deputies, one of them already killed. and one in, in garza city, is he, us in war who's not available and he's under ground. so busy with the war. the 2nd one is the side hit. our legal was killed in, in the root. and the, or the 3rd one is a valid, michelle who's into high and who's the foreigner, a leader of how much before hand the so according to the no one of the 3 deputies. and it should take the place. but that is not nice as of late,

it may be, some changes would happen because of the many other parties would, would influence that. i mean, the hosting country like kata. if you're on the supporting country, what influence if they are in favor of credit and much trouble or not other parties like egypt or other or countries who is in interested all stuff. let's see me in an issue. so that's the, it's not it blister eh, crystal clear about that. who's going to replace him? but according to zillow most likely will be cited. michelle, where would that leave us? he's fine negotiations then uh, between uh, how moss and israel well the negotiation is, is in, in, in, in april really before the, the, the killing of somebody, any, it was in, in, in, in hollywood, a position and, and was in did the block uh,

somehow, uh, there was new agreement between the both sides from us and as well. uh, but of course the, the estimation of any uh, would make it more complicated. and um i, i would expect that this, the negotiation would, would be postponed for some time as it happened before, winds on it along the way that the beauty was sedated and they would be 4. but it would be, it was you eventually, uh, but the question is like a how and, and, and when, and if the 2 bar, these are with the for reaching a deal. so that is the most important. so then a negotiation now is in hold of sports for some time, but it's not the end. it would be gives you because there is no other option or leave it there for the moment done, it hasn't been to show in cairo. thanks so much. thank you. invite your honor is about to take revenge for the getting a piece by the honey and the assassination was a mess of security breach and

a huge investment for it. honestly, does it need a ton of years and could combine several different phones the, the, the amount of the man, my zoom, if as the what could the response from iran looked like it? how far does take on really want to go tensions in the middle east? where already high up to is rosa assassination of hezbollah. as top commander felt sure cool, and by roots, both incidents have intensified caused by israel's enemies, but retribution. but expert site iran fleet is one to avoid a war with israel. and an outright attack seems highly unlikely, backed by the united states, israel has the minimal resources at the ready, including an army of some $170000.00 active duty soldiers. it also has an advanced air force with some $205.00 digits, plus the well tested and done rocket defense system. run could also ask its proxies in the region to step up their activities. hezbollah could launch

a massive garage of missiles, of israel from lebanon, and similar to the one iran launched in april. that unprecedented attack of some 300000 drones, was largely repels. but some managed to penetrate beyond done system, causing damage inside the country. lost the us intelligence, estimated that hezbollah has over $100000.00 rockets out there, ready? his block could also carry out a strike on civilian targets within is riley territory. this isn't much less likely possibility, but a much more serious one. an attack of this kind would almost definitely lead to an even further escalation. bit of runs, retaliation weren't necessarily happen on his ready soil. aside from his blah 11 on the run backs a number of allied minutes in groups across them, at least in iraq, syria, casa, and in yemen. the test on is now already encouraging the islamic resistance and the

rock. a coalition of militias to step up its attacks on us targets there. after months of calm the red sea evans whose the rebels have been carrying out the tax on ships. it claims a link to israel since the beginning of the gas, a conflict. the assassination of is male hon. the puts iran in a difficult position. how to respond to a new way would show strength and restores deterrence. but at the same time, avoid an all out war with it. sworn enemy is real and let's get more of this from the, the middle east on most chinese goes on is we just been out in this to do a shiny good morning. here's what would be the main goal of any 80 and response. well, of course they need to show strength. they want to build the turns against israel because this seems like an on, you know, a passion, you know, attempt of israel to, to have on the reading and so on, you bringing some serenity. so of course they would want to do that. they want to

show that they're strong, they cannot keep, you know, face of the world, especially wanting to be seen as the strong, you know, uh, fighters for the policy and cause they need to show that the event of lot of. yeah . and also don't let israel, i tried all over there, you know, a software entity. and this is exactly how you do that. you do you, how do you strike this balance? because so far, yvonne has tried despite, you know, it, it's strong in the nation with the palestinians and the supports, the palestinian cause to homeless. it also try to distance itself in a way not to be directly involved. and now it will try to strike a balance of how to send that message without bringing to a wider escalation. and what about has been locked in money, expect a response from the group, and if so, what sort of a response from the one expect? well, i think, you know, where does a bit of a relief for a house on a smaller he will be speaking later today we will hear what exactly he wants to say following for truckers assassination. but, but you know, knowing that this is a bigger problem and that is a site is on, you know, the backers,

the radians of course that helps him get more time to, to get his, you know, response in order. but if it's not out in israel is far more concerned about the northern border. that is, that means the response from his vala then from iran, a mostly because it's just much shorter time and much more to distance. israel has very little time to respond to any attacks on cause by life as well as considered to be the best armed proxy run. hasn't the region with over a 150000, you know, missiles in different ranges. and so when says, well, i decided to attack, it can be very deadly. well, what we've seen from your on, on in april is that israel had much longer time to respond. and eventually also the attack was more, more than 99 percent of all of the baggage was, you know, is on the image to stop. we're, we're talking about the expected attacks and responses from it on and also has, well, not potentially, at the same time. i mean at what time of these responses when it prevent an oil out escalation into a wider regional wall. it's,

it has to be seen. we need to see exactly what happens on the ground, and we also have to keep in mind if we rewind a bit partially why we are here, is because uh there was an attack on the go is really up to 5 go and heights until 12 kids in the, in a soccer field and, and this is a, probably a mistake, and this is what happens when, when you engage in more, you know, you can plan what you want, but you don't always control the result. and israel has this rule, but it responds according to the results, not according to the intention. this is why we've seen a also a very team response to the previous attacks on the run in april. so yes, it could be that all sides do not want to see escalation, but only want to show the turns and, you know, keep this game on balancing your actions. but mistakes could happen and that could maybe lead to an escalation of, you know, taking things out of hand, trying to stay with us. uh, just to remind them here is the visuals that they're seeing on the screen right now . i live visual is coming from fair on this is the funeral procession off. is my honey and the top political leader of mosque that's happening right now in that on

. and i think with all of your talking about the escalation that i know many calls for uh, the escalation, including uh, from uh, germany dw, is chief, political headed to be collective. now spoke with the defense minister bought us pissed toward us about that are currently there's a huge concern is that there could be a louse for in the middle east offset. the hamas leader was killed in the wrong and the but also meeting member has pulled out your american counterparts. lloyd austin says that the rule can be prevented is what is your assessment of? well, of course, what austin does right can be prevented, but it has to be need to be that needs to be preventative because nobody callaway can. you can even imagine the escalation of the region, we don't need that or we don't want that. and we have to do to try everything add to making, floating, so available, available to all actors in the region,

not to escalate and pay attention to the escalation and to do everything for getting peace back in that region as soon as possible. what does this mean for them and weapons deliveries? workers commitment towards israel, but also system needs participation in a refill on the 11th. you feel is a lot attached at the moment we continue. we proceed with our engagement over there . of course we, uh, we assume the situation every, every day, every hour. uh but we, so we stay there. we want to make uh all the initial decisions over there. either with the german defense minister, the speaking on the to dw shawnee who can even effect exit any influence in the current situation to prevent further escalation in the region. while we're talking about the israel is definitely the americans. that's where you have most of the leverage and, you know, we were just hearing the german defense minister,

germany in america, america by far more are the main suppliers of weapons. and for israel, you know, they have a lot of leverage that can use there. and we've been seeing a lot of efforts from europe and, and your and, and, and do us when it comes to lebanon, there's a very great fear that any confrontation that will lead to direct attack on up and on. this is just going to be too devastating for this already failed country. so this is where the focus is on it. but when it comes to ron, i think it's very hard to know who can even, you know, exert any language there. um, i think it's, you know, i think what is really, is were counting on when they initiated this was the assumption that is the wrong as a, as a rational player will, will have 0 interest and actually in all out for and a wide escalation. so we will have to wait a little longer to see if that the assumption is in any way correct. we live at the time for the moment they're signing those on those. thanks so much for coming into the studio for that. moving to other news now and the 3 man accused

of faltering the september 11th terrorist attacks have agreed to plead guilty to avoid the possible death sentence among them is khalid shaikh mohammed who are the us accuses of being one of the main plan as of $911.00, the 3 man held as a us ministry prison in guantanamo bay. they were charged in 2008, but the trials with the made up the delegation techniques that critics say amounted to torture. what exposed? almost 3000 people were killed on 911. the death listing that attacked on the american saw him daddy strada, instead of the 911 families united, a group of more than 3000 family members, survivors and 1st responders, husband tom walked in the world trade center and was killed in the attack. we also what the reaction of people in the group was to the news that there is mixed emotions on displayed deal. they are older family members that believe that this

will give them some type of relief, some type of closure. but the vast majority of the family members i've been speaking to are very angry and we'd feel like justice was denied today in cuba. so this was something that pay us them and the others wanted. so it's a victory for them. and i don't feel like we should ever give them in victory. this is a sign of very weak leadership in our country to strike such a deal. that of like i just said, a vast majority of family members do not support, do not want. and we do not want him to have this victory. they've gonna plead guilty. they're going to get to stay in guantanamo bay, a. they're going to invade the death penalty. and i mean they, they government sent us the letters, so we could ask them questions. i don't want to submit any questions to any of these man. they already caught us. they are looking for media attention. they will send out some type of message to their brother's in their answers,

and i don't believe we should give them. and i'm out of attention and let them speak out at all a life sentence and maximum prison. what has been a better outcome then? a max sentence at guantanamo bay. guantanamo bay is like a country club for them. they get to exercise. they get to go outside, they get to pick their diet, they get to reading books. i think they can watch movies, you know, they're, they're living not in a very difficult circumstances. and so yeah, i wanted to see them either in a max prison or face the consequences of what you did. you murder, nearly 3000 americans on american soil, and you boasted about it. and you also said if you had the opportunity to do it again, that you would, these men do not deserve any mercy. so yeah, the death penalty was the right punishment. and like i said, it's been taken away from us. a quick reminder. now,

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