balakot, so mr. nemer, if you could please tell us since mr. territories in tel aviv and jerusalems uh how serious do you see that in uh calling for an end to netanyahu's political career? okay, let me start from the end, i'm sure what mr. barakat have said, it's absolutely right, we are going to win, and this is something... inevitable and israel is going to lose, but we don't want also to put some of the news, a little bit give it over of its value, we are talking about demonstrations in israel, that's right, but the problem is that these demonstrators generally they wanted the deal of the exchange of prisoners and the deal of you know cease fire not to stop the fight and after that you continue the war, it's okay. most of the israeli public so far are still in in support of of netanyahu in going on with the war. we shouldn't underestimate in the israeli society also the followers of netanyahu and the the the supporters of netanyahu in this war, especially in the right wing. now, but this is creating another problem in israel and it's very ve

balakot from vancouver, uh, we've witnessed certain things that are simply um, to put in simple terms, are horrific, uh, for example, the targeting of schools and hospitals by the israelis, this is something that has reoccurred, time and time again over the past 333 days, what are the implications of that? meaning and that in many cases people had taken shelter in those places and those schools and hospitals? yes, that's a very important question because israel is intentionally destroying universities and schools in gazza and we know that the least ratio of... literacy is in ghazza, meaning that the vast majority of our people in ghazza actually are educated and they can read and write, it's the lowest in the arab world, and so now with their schools being destroyed and their universities and college is being destroyed, of course that's going to have immediate impact obviously, but it also going to have an impact a strategic level on our people. you know education and that's why it is important to prioritize the support for the people in ghazza to on health and on education, these are