adam scott boss . i beg your pardon. my name is adam scott bellows. o evans club bowers. i disagree . forgive me. i got your 1st 2 pots correct, difficult me. so i wanted to ask you, if i may, you'll foundation has been extremely vocal and encouraging the government to bring back the hostages taken by hamas on october. the 7th do you um are you happy with the measures so far taken by the government? and do you think more could be done? i would have to say that i don't think anybody's happy if not all the hostages have been bought back home. but i also don't think that completely relies on the sort of the government. i think that also has to do with the fact that hamas committed war cries by taking 240 people hostage. and now that we know that all of the doctors in the hospital knew what was going on, given that the hostages were there. it's very clear that not only have multiple more cries, been committed, but the u. n. knew about where the hostages were, the i c r. c. knew where the hostages were doctors without borders the where the hostages were. and the word world health organization knew whe

my colleague more i'd have mom me spoke to adam scott bellows, the ceo of these really israel innovation fund, who gave us his opinion about the latest developments on this issue. it sounds like we possibly, if we built the hospital in the eighty's, which i was unaware of the, to be completely honest. then we'd probably build some of the basement through the underground system. there is no connection to the modern tunnel system that a mazda is built over the last 10 years. i mean, if anything, they probably build their modern tunnel system into incorporating it based on the intelligence that we found there day. and the plain and simple truth that we know is a strategic place for uh for almost some sets. the 6 hospitals in such a small enclave have been targeted purely because that may be how most minutes is underneath the hospitals. the the, you know, storing cashed weapons. at the end of the day's clear, the un mandate, no hospitals, i any way should be attacked. hey, we have it as well. late certainly do say are you joking right now? no, i'm all right. cool. are you actually serious? s

. >> julie: let's bring in adam scott bellows of the israel innovation.alking to us. first of all, let's talk about the delay. this was initially supposed to start yesterday and i do believe that israel wanted a list of names that they could cross check with their family members. is that among the reasons why it was delayed? >> hi, julie, thanks for having me and happy thanksgiving. it actually is one of the main reasons why the deal was delayed in addition to the fact that hamas was demanding that the israeli army stop the moving of heavy artillery and large weapons like tanks. and that was something unacceptable to not only the israeli army but the israeli government given our position at this time. so that did cause a major delay. also not knowing exactly who hamas would be releasing at this time given the fact that most deals that have been cut between hamas and israeli government only one side has usually broke them that being hamas. >> julie: there is, of course, concern in any cease-fire especially when it's a bargain with terrorists that hamas cou