are losing approximately between 3 to 400 million dollars because of the war, and israel is also part of the western capitalist system, they can't go forever with the war, but they will bail them out, so i don't think the the economical issue is the biggest one for them, the western countries actually, let me take this as an example, like let take sweden for example, they are supporting the political government and the political parties in sweden are supporting israel despite. that they know in history, there was a swedish un diplomate called falk, he was assassinated by the terror, the jewish terror group called lehi. one of the lehe groups leader who approved this assassination later became the prime minister of israel, it was shamir and what was the reason for them to kill him, it was because he back then in 1948, he was sent by un to propose the two state. solution that the western countries

always use on palestinians when there is a resistance from the palestinian people, so even back then for over 75 years ago the israeli regime didn't believe in the two-state solution, it was only lip service to to convince the world and to take control of palestine, so israel of course they have problems their economy now, they have problems with the settlers who don't feel safe enough, i mean how will the... settlers who live close to lebanon or gaza ever be convinced to go back there again after this, ever, how can they convince them? it's not possible, and we have seen the bengian airport also being of service from now and then, this is huge, huge hit for israel on all fronts and it's not only the palestinians now, the israelis know that, the americans also know that because the iraqi is resistance has now attacked americans going from warning and we also heard on some...

yemen, the brothers over there sent missiles or drones, i mean i don't remember, so they know the americans, that's why right now today in us press they said that byden when he was in israel, he told netanyahu to keep the war only on gaza and not on multi multi fronts, but i don't think the choice of that anymore is in the hands of washington or tel aviv, you're making an interesting point there. let's find out what khalid mamar thinks, he's a former national president of the canadian arab federation who joins us from toronto kham welcome uh our guest raises point which i'd like to ask in the form of a question as to uh whether um this front with the resistance in southern lebanon uh from hezbollah to the resistance groups that are located there is something that's out of israel's hand at this point in terms of uh what washington wants uh the us is saying that