will give you, yuri , look, i will give you an example, between gaza and egypt there is a checkpoint rafiyah, okay, this is a checkpoint that is located on the border and for example , for a long time hamas did not want to open this checkpoint from its side to enter the territory egypt passed through, for example, foreign citizens who are in the territory of the sector, we on our side were ready, for example, to withdraw foreign citizens to the territory of israel, but what hamas did, not only that in the early days of the war, when it started, when hamas started war, he first of all attacked the israeli employees who worked at these checkpoints, there were a few of them that are now closed, there is eres in the north, kerem shalom, a little south, eh, these people, these people, our citizens, our dead citizens, were engaged in the fact that they let through humanitarian cargo that arrived at the port of ashdod, ashdod is a southern israeli city , located somewhere 20-25 kilometers north of the gaza strip, you see, for hamas there are no civilians there, hamas uses them now as a human shield

jebali refugee camp, rafiyah or it is also called rafah in an international manner, that is what it ise largest city is the city of gaza, in the city of gaza there is a hospital with almost one and a half beds, the shifa hospital, this is the name, under this shifa hospital is the underground city of hamas , that is, they built more than a subway there, there is an underground city, where the headquarters of hamas is located, that is, there are warehouses with weapons, it is possible that they keep kidnapped citizens there, including, by the way, citizens of ukraine, there are several kidnapped citizens ukraine, 25 dead citizens ukraine is in this carnage, and several people are missing missing people, it is possible that they are there, by the way, there are 42 countries there, a whole coalition is there, among the kidnapped citizens from 42 countries are in the hands of amas, thais, there from great britain, from america and why do the americans talk like that and ask to lead like that. for the hostages, because they understand that their citizens are there too, that 's where the hos

will of the egyptian president is needed for this, there is a single checkpoint, a checkpoint called rafiyahrse, if the international community today set itself the goal of solving precisely the humanitarian aspects of what is happening, they could have built a small tent on the northern part of the sinai peninsula a long time ago. therefore, here is this shuttle diplomacy, which blinken, the us secretary of state, is currently engaged in, it is precisely related to this persuade egypt to take an active part, participate in the attempt to resolve the humanitarian situation, secondly, if i understood you correctly, you asked about the goals of the ground operation, i understood you correctly, when exactly, then, this is a very good very difficult question - when benjamin netanyahu and israel's defense minister galland come out and say: we will win, we israelis still do not understand, but what exactly is meant, what is victory, what kind of picture, what goals must be achieved in order to be considered a victory, that is, first of all, do you mean that hamas will cease to exist as an organiza

it seems only a matter of time before the closed rafiyah checkpoint is broken through by people who haveithout water, electricity and food all week. this is convenient for israel, which will be able to level the gas sector with less reputational losses, but it is not at all beneficial for egypt. egypt is the only place where ghaz civilians can flee to at the moment. however, cairo insists on maintaining tough quotas for entry from gas through the rafah checkpoint, only 800 people were able to enter on monday, and after that the checkpoint was closed, president asisi has no sympathy for the hamas movement, which is an ally of the muslim brotherhood movement. because it was assissi who overthrew the egyptian muslim brothers; he had absolutely no need for a fifth column. nobody seems to know how to stop the humanitarian catastrophe. on the one hand, it is necessary to secure israel. whose shelling continues, on the other hand, what to do with the huge number of palestinians left homeless, and after all, just 2 weeks ago, us presidential advisor sullivan boasted about how the middle east had