resistance, but there are six or even seven armed groups uh were engaged in a flood, including the pflp, the popular front for liberation, the democratic front for liberation palestine, second biggest group of course is the palestinan islam of jihad, and there are other armed groups as well, and they they all collectively uh operated - now that was an unprecedented thing, they broke out, they and they actually traveled very quite far into 40 israel as as it's called, before they were uh driven back by... by the uh the occupation forces. patrick, um, hamas has claimed that russia said they would teach the alaxa flood operation in the military schools. what do you make of that? well, i, i expect uh, what i'm about to say would probably deeply upset supporters of of israel and neoconservatives and the like, but it says a lot that uh, the world's preeminent military institution recognizes the impact, uh, the historical impact, the geopolitic. impact of this important event, and you know the israeli occupation forces uh were definitely caught unawares by this operation of flood on october 7t

general command, which is separate organization from the pflp, which is not prescribed, the dflp is not prescribed and various other of the other organizations, they are the marters brigades who who are not not prescribed either, so there's an inconsistency there, now so what what should happen of course is that they should be deprescribing all of them because the prescription makes it very difficult for the british to play any kind of role in in ending this conflict even even uh role on behalf of the zionist, they can't play any proper role because they can't talk directly to hamas, to palestinians lahat, and really they should be able to do that, there should be a question of of a of a of involving directly in a peace process which will have to come uh once the zianists are defeated, yes indeed, well well patrick, i mean how will this all end do you think? that's not an easy question to answer uh, how is it? going to end, i think from an israeli point of view they would like a swift and decisive victory, that's pretty clear, but they're not getting it, if you think about it, we're

republic of iran there is no hammas, there is no islamic jihad, there is no tulkaram brigade, there is no pflp, there is nothing, there is no resistance without a shadow of doubt, this is why they have, this is why hizbullah has lost its senior commanders, they were in the frontlines, this is why the islamic republic of iran continues from syria up to now continues to lose generals and commanders and brigadiers of the... highest level, why wouldn't that put smile on on on the people's faces that iran and hizbullah, they've taken rockets upon themselves, they have taken hits upon themselves to defend the honorable people of gazza to defend the honor people of palestine, the lebanese, the hizbullah, they voluntarily involved themselves in this genocide, in honor of the people of gazza, to defend the people of gazah. and this is why they lost saying nasrullah, sad nasrullah sacrificed himself for the cause of quts, for the cause of a free palestine, for the cause of a world which is free of zionism, and without the islamic republic none of this was possible, so when the islamic republic shows its

some of the smaller organizations that previously held some influence inside of gaza, pflp and df lp, that had rockets before october 7th and had the ability to launch attacks of their own. this is a turning point in the conflicts. what israeli officials are telling us -- and they were telling us before the final confirmation of yahya sinwar today -- was that this is an opportunity to try and bring those remaining hostages home. according to a senior official that briefed me about two weeks ago, they believe around half of the hostages are still alive. we are talking about dozens of people that have remained inside gaza since october 7th that have been there under the control of hamas or other factions that are holding them that are still waiting to come home. >> on the ground in israel on this breaking news for us. we will check back in with you again shortly. we will bring in keith kellogg, fox news contributor, former national security advisor to president trump and mike pence. your reelection to the news. >> thank you for having me. it's a righteous kill. it's great to. it was an