so maoz and i are showing an alternative exists.n thousands of people, palestinians and israelis gather saying it is time now to make a difference, we are telling people we cannot remain indifferent. you cannot remain silent. we have to come together and build coalitions together. we have to have values we agree on. that equality and dignity is the most important safety and security for palestinians and israelis is essential. we cannot leave that till later. it is now that this piece is needed. it is not in 20 years or the next generation. it must happen now. we need to organize here as we heard before. they are very much part of this and we need not only thoughts and prayers saying we are not happy with congress and sending us -- and sending tools of destruction. of ways to come together and have peace, we need americans to join us. we are part of this of what's happening. amy: you have said we have to go back to the overall deal that was on the table. prisoners can play a significant role in reconciliation and peacemaking. if you

maoz, last time you were here maoz, last time you were here you spoke to my colleague holly now.you had lost your parents after the october 7 attack. if we could listen to what you said then. i could listen to what you said then. . ., . , ., , then. i am not crying for my parents- _ then. i am not crying for my parents- i — then. i am not crying for my parents. i am _ then. i am not crying for my parents. i am crying - then. i am not crying for my parents. i am crying for- then. i am not crying for my i parents. i am crying for those that will lose their life in this war. we must stop the war. it was clearly a very emotional time but you spoke about the need to try and stop the war and i am curious now, several months on, how do you think progress is going?— progress is going? first, i lost my — progress is going? first, i lost my parents, - progress is going? first, i lost my parents, but - progress is going? first, i lost my parents, but i - progress is going? first, i| lost my parents, but i won progress is going? first, i. lost my parents, but i won a brother and i won a part

maoz inon was one of the key organizes on -- organizers on october 7th.oining us this evening. since october 7th, or right after october 7th, you have been asking that the death of your parents not be used to justify the deaths of more palestinians. that was almost nine months ago and this has now been by far the longest military campaign in israel's history. did anyone -- did you foresee this lasting for so long? >> unfortunately i did. and i say to everyone who is willing to listen, including the u.s. administration, that they must do with everything within their power to stop the war, that this is a war of revenge, that it makes israel weaker and weaker strategically and seen security measures and internationally and unfortunately, i was right and it is time to make a stop of this war of revenge. it's time to stop it. >> i want to talk to you about some of the differences we are seeing inside israel now before october 7 compared to what is happening with these protests. what do you see as the major differences between the anti- judicial reform process

technical difficulties there in karache, hopefully we'll be able to reestablish that connection with said maoz, well daniel, i'll throw that same question to you, i mean your thoughts on that, is it that the israeli regime just, i mean they cannot do anything militarily, cannot be successful militarily in gaza, and that you're just trying to divert attention now and bring others in, that is very possible and even likely, i mean if we look at uh where we're standing today 10 10 months and... to this latest war and genocide on gaza uh the israeli regime is still facing very harsh resistance from palestinians in gaza even after i mean the numbers are so... difficult even site about how many people have been killed uh and and displaced, but there is still resistance, then uh the other component of the israeli issue of course is that it is internally uh weekend, it is obviously in dire need for additional military infrastructure for people uh to participate in this war. we see the ongoing conversation now with the ultra orthodox jews being conscripted into the israeli occupation forces and so on '.

. >> maoz inon, thank you so much.ll of the work you are doing and everyone with you the best of luck as you continue to bring peace. thanks so much. >> thank you very much, ayman. >>> next up it is time for our worst of the week. spoiler alert, if you are running for president you are on our list of contenders. s. but trelegy has shown me that there's still beauty and breath to be had. because with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open and prevents future flare-ups. and with one dose a day, trelegy improves lung function so i can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ ask