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no, so far nothing has happened, i can only say that during the attack the bedouin arab soldiers actedly in the israeli army, defending several kibbutzim, they had heavy losses, there were losses among the arab civilian population, there were hits... missiles to the arab sector, about the fact that demonstrations or unrest have begun in israel, so far there are no serious reports about this, just as there are no quite serious demonstrations waves. on the territory of the west bank, yes, there is something, but everything is under great control, and uh, this is what happened, this tragedy with the hospital, it will not affect the military operations in any way, as soon as pre-biden leaves israel leaves oman, he in total, his trip will be several hours, 5 hours, in my opinion, another hour or two to uman, then there are practically... no obstacles to starting a ground operation. yaakovich, this is the approach that you say, that this is their responsibility, this is the official approach of the state of israel, i i just want to understand, this is such a traditional approach for israel,

all, we need to realize that the first casualties of this attack, to reach our hospital, were bedouin arab citizens of israel who were burned in their houses by the missiles that destroyed, so these attacks do not self-in discriminate between arab and j j jews, but arab israelis, jewish israelis, tourists have all been killed in these attacks. >> i wanted to ask you this. among the 900 victims that entered the hospital, i understand that one was a hamas gunman who was treated for a wound. tell me more about that and of course, i'm sure that there were ethical dilemmas and conversations regarding this gunman, where he is now. >> well, there were no ethical dilemmas about it, because when someone takes the hippocratic oath in israel, we treat everybody. the doctors -- i'm not saying it was easy for them, but they treated this wounded terrorist, this man who an hour earlier was cutting the tloehroats of peopl shooting them at point-blank range, and saved his life, and he was in a bed right next to one of the victims that he may have been the person he mutilated. after his life was stabilized,

one of our volunteers actually a bedouin arab volunteer, i'm an orthodox jew and i'm proud i'm together with volunteers who are not jewish, not like me, we don't go to the same synagogue, and when i started this, when i was 16 years old, i started with 15 of my friends, all orthodox and we grew this and we called it united state. and this muslim bedouin doctor, who is on their way to his hospital in ashkelon, and he gets a call, we have an app, someone was laying in the street and he got a call that someone needs help and he didn't understand it was a terrorist attack. when he arrived on the highway, 6:25, he found someone on the street, a terrorist jumped at him and caught him and started shooting at his leg and he started screaming in arabic, i'm an arab, i'm an arab, he started questioning him about, you know, the koran. once you realize he's an israeli arab volunteering for the -- he had a jacket like this with an israeli flag on it, he hung him on a pole and he kept him there for nine hours while shooting and killing people, until special forces were able to rescue them. we all fee

hamas targeted people in that area that included bedouin arab muslims . it included many jews.viously the vast majority of victims were it included international community and who are raving, who are partying in are raving, who are partying in a secular way on a jewish festival. there are just, you know, young people . and this was know, young people. and this was planned. there's more and more coming out about this and more and more verified documents . and and more verified documents. and i believe in verified news that, you know , the hamas , they are you know, the hamas, they are terrorists, the hamas terrorists were captured with maps trying looking to see schools and youth clubs potentially to kidnap, potentially to kill . what sort potentially to kill. what sort of person does this? this is this is an atrocious act. and it's this act that i wanted to be marked in in a significant way. any statement put out there are good statements out this week, mark. there are statements out this week that say that they condemn this atrocious act and they single it out and they have co

my understanding is there were also some arab victims as well. >> bedouins, from the villages from the south, and when such an animal attack happens, they don't, they don't discriminate between people so they slaughtered everybody. >> john: and it's going to be difficult days ahead, too. are you ready? >> we are ready. >> we are ready. >> we know, we have experience, we know how to do it and when you have physicians, doctors, nurses like committed like we have here, i think it will be ok. >> john: so many people working so well together and following the unprecedented terror attack on civilians, israel has loosened some of its gun laws to make it easier for some people to get a permit to own a firearm. i went to a gun range out of jerusalem to hear from israelis who say they want the means to defend themselves. >> do you believe that if it came down to it, if somebody came into your house and would kill you, that you could pull the trigger? >> 100%. like a mama bear instinct, right. anyone that hurts me or my family. i -- no, just no. >> john: that is a fascinating part of this story,

an israeli passport , and by the way, even the israeli special forces are largely staffed by arabs, bedouinst it was not the addyk blood, but for a moment they even created the addyg, and not the jews, sinbet is israeli counterintelligence, in this regard, quite surprising things, many things that do not add up to a linear the logic that... there is hamas, which stands for the palestinians , there is such a very evil israel, i would still suggest, maybe we will talk about this, think about the following thing: well, when you lick alien world with its own rules, then we must remember that every hut has its own rattles, when we, as we talked about yesterday, anatoly, try to reason, let’s say about jews, on the condition that jews, who are israelis, have the logic of the israeli state, believe in the decateuch, found their world... understanding on joshua that what happened in very ancient times and considers themselves the direct successors of the maccabees, who understands what i’m talking about, the macavians set fire to half for a minute and then, excuse me, the present israel, so to speak,

, arabs who, recently...' became arabs, and their ancestors spoke turkic kurdish languages, in kurdish languages, in circassian, and there are friends, there are bedouins who distinguish themselves, and hamas is, well, we had a connection, now we have it, who once moved there in search of a better fate, and for years , let's say, the egyptian occupation, from 48 to 67 and during the rule of hamas in these territories, well, they formed some kind of community there, primarily ideological, due to instilling hatred for israel, and this is a fairly, fairly homogeneous group , in fact, and all who disagreed at the time, there was a buga, when hamas fought for power in this territory, it was very active, even though it actually killed supporters of other palestinian currents, primarily fatah there, and well, in fact , there is also islamic jihad in addition to hamas, but the difference between them is not very great and they tolerated them in first of all, it is possible that, well, that was the will of their, let's say sponsors, that there should be another such and such a group on the territory. gas, and mr. vadim, the internal political situation, in isra

country now, and it will be clear, look, these are the egyptian bedouins rushing to the aid of hamas , and this is the meaning of an arab can influence the policy of the ruling circles, which obviously view this situation much more calmly, well, in different ways protesting against israel's actions, but in general feeling bound primarily by various american pressures, and not wanting to aggravate the situation as much as possible now, that's how much this protest can really influence the policy of the ruling circles, the position of... the league of arab states, the islamic organization conference, it is no coincidence that the palestinian militants called their operation, which resulted in terrorist attacks, great in conjunction with the name of the alyaksa mosque located in jerusalem, the great flood, the global flood is a story that appears in the torah, in the old testament and in the koran, but these are also powerful human flows that will go on endlessly, especially if the israelis begin a land operation, will this stop telyavi? i have great doubts, because based on internal political reasons, the israeli leadersh