arab.d the establishment of the organization of islamic cooperation was and still is the palestinian issue, and now, on the third day of the battle of al-aqsa, what is clear and obvious to us, and there is no doubt about it, is that israel was defeated in the battleground of public opinion at the regional and global level. right now , we see the pressure of public opinion and arab nations in arab governments, which is increasing, that is, opinions the arab nation and the arab nations arab nations always support the palestinian cause, for example, the people of jordan and egypt strongly support the palestinian cause and the palestinian issue. the continuation of israel's crimes in gaza will have a strategic impact on the national security of egypt and jordan. islamist groups like the muslim brotherhood inside arab countries, especially egypt and jordan, sympathize with hamas and the people of gaza and put pressure on the arab governments from this point of view. official institutions in the

or the defense of arabism or the arab banner and this embrace, this arab embrace, we did not see any of this, we did not even this is something that is shameful, but with this the americans have been taking action more than any side, the americans and the israelis to, they are two sides of the same coin, this is the coin of the crime of killing, of greed, of occupation, of hegem and dictates and and any sort of military requirements for the experts, the military experts, the political support that they have given them any sort of also armaments in the mediterranean in the red sea, in the region generally, they are providing all this assistance and transferring all these fact that the bases financial support with billions of dollars, the pressure against some arab states, of course even this is the level, the most with least level of pressure they can be heading to the and listen to the dictates of the us, the british as well, also took the initiative of assisting, the french, the... other western states, they went and they assisted the israeli zionist enemy with all forms of support,

the concluding statement of the arab islamic summit held in riyadh on saturday called for lifting the seed on gaza and ensuring the immediate entry of arab, islamic and international humanitarian convoy. is including food, medicine and fuel into the sector. i'm sorry, i'm not, i'm not too excited about that result, but here are more details in this following report. a disagreement occurred among the foreign ministers of arab countries during their meeting on thursday november 9, in preparation for the arab summit that was supposed to take place separately from the islamic summit on saturday in riad. just hours before the scheduled summit, saudi arabia announced on friday evening the merging of the two summits. originally planned to host extraordinary meetings of the organization of islamic cooperation and the arab league on saturday and sunday, however the arab foreign ministers who convened on thursday for summit preparation were divided. some countries led by algeria called for cutting all diplomatic ties. the delegates added that a group of arab countries that had established diplo

he spread his story all over the arab world. the story of the united arab umma or nation.for many years, the arabs had pinned their hopes on gamal abdul nasir, but perhaps most of all the palestinian refugees were hopeful about nasa. the dream of a united arab nation was meaningless without the freedom of palestine. took israel off guard. playing the victim, the regime called it an unprovoked attack. but did hamas really attack the regime out of the blue with no good reason? gaza, stripped of life, soon unpressed tv. سلام الله على زينب هي التي تحمينا نحن ساكنين حولها نحن مؤتمنين بها حتى ندافع عن ارضنا وعن عرضنا وعن اقام يعني خلاص بهذا الخط وما يعني ما فينا نترك لهذا الخط انا بوقت الحاضر يعني انا سلاحي اني اخدم العالم بمجال بمجالي انا كطبيب اكان وكمان عندي سلاح ثاني انه الدعاء لبيك يا زيناب لبيك يا زينب لبيك يا زيناب. they had lines: palestinian resistance group say the us is a partner in the crime israel is committing at el shifa hospital and is fully responsible for its consequences. we need to quit. israeli prime minister bani netanyahu is facing increasing calls to step

through experience the arab regimes does not represent the arab people, so we know that for example, in bahrain, is a regime that normalizes relationship with the zionist regime, but the vast majority of the people of bahrain are against these kind of normalization, and this is true in the case of all uh arabs and you know from from oman to morocco, but the the issue is also here is very important to understand is some of these arab regimes starting to see their faith is very much connected to israel faith, they feel that if israel loses that they lose, if israel uh disappear, they will disappear, and so they're acting according to their own interest, let's remember that some of these arab regimes are have actually carried all kind. of massacres against the palestinian people in jordan, the jordanian regime did that, you know, and in in many of these arab brutal regimes who carried all kinds of atrocities against palestinians, because they always feel that the palestinian cause and the palestinian resistance is a burden on them, and it's a problem that needs to be removed, publicly.

however, the arab foreign ministers who convened on thursday for summit preparation were divided. some countries led by algeria called for cutting all diplomatic ties with zionist israel. the delegates added that a group of arab countries that had established diplomatic relations with the israeli entity opposed this move, emphasizing the need to keep channels open with the israeli regime. meanwhile, in the conclusion. statement on saturday evening, the emergency arab islamic summit called for a halt to the war in gaza, rejecting the israeli entities justification for its actions against palestinians as self-defense. the summit condemned israeli entity aggression on the gaza strip and the heinous savage and inhumane war crimes committed by the colonial occupation government. the statement also called for lifting the bloccade on gaza, allowing the entry of arab islamic and international humanitarian aid convoys into the territory and halting the export of weapons. and ammunition to the israeli entity. among the prominent participants were syrian president bashar al-asad, egyptian pr

, through experience, the arab regimes does not represent the arab people, so we know that for example, in bahrain, is a regime that normalizes relationship with the zionist regime, but the vast majority of the people of bahrain are against these kind of normalization, and this is true in the case of all arabs and you know from from oman. and to morocco, but the the issue is also here is very important to understand is some of these arab regimes starting to see their faith is very much connected to israel faith, they feel that if israel loses that they lose, if israel disappear, they will disappear, and so they're acting according to their own interest, let's remember that some of these arab regimes are... have actually carried all kinds of massacres against the palestinian people in jordan, the jordanian regime did that, you know, and in in many of these arab brutal regimes who carried all kinds of atrocities against palestinians, because they always feel that the palestinian cause and the palestinian resistance is a burden on them and it's a problem. that needs to be removed, publicl

however, the arab foreign ministers who convened on thursday for summit preparation were divided. some countries led by algeria called for cutting all diplomatic ties with zionist israel. the delegates added that a group of arab countries that had established diplomatic relations with the israeli entity opposed this move, emphasizing the need to keep channels open with the israeli regime. meanwhile. in the concluding statement on saturday evening, the emergency arab islamic summit called for a halt to the war in gaza, rejecting the israeli entities justification for its actions against palestinians as self-defense. the summit condemned israeli entity aggression on the gaza strip and the heinous, savage and inhumane war crimes committed by the colonial occupation government. the statement also called for lifting the bloccade on gaza, allowing the entry of arab islamic and international humanitarian aid convoys into the territory and halting the... export of weapons and ammunition to the israeli entity. among the prominent participants were syrian president bashar al-assad, egyptian

he spread his story all over the arab world. the story of the united arab uma or nation.for many years, the arabs had pin their hopes on gamal abdul nasir, but perhaps most of all, the palestinian refugees were hopeful about naser. the dream of a united arab nation was meaningless without the freedom of palestine. october 7th marked new chapter in israel's history. they were stunned by the unexpected turn of events. now the big question is can israel restore its shuttered image after the seismic shift in its narrative. سلام الله على زينب هي التي تحمينا نحن ساكنين حولها نحن مؤتمنين بها حتى ندافع عن ارضنا وعن عرضنا وعن المقام يعني خلاص بهذا الخط وما يعني ما فينا نتركه لهذا الخط انا بوقت الحاضر يعني انا سلاحي اني اخدم العالم بمجال بمجاليها كطبيب اسان وكمان عندي سلاح ثاني من الدعاء لبيك يا زينب لبيك يا زينا لبيك يا زيناب. rest of the headlines, israeli forces attack gazas alshafa hospital for thousands of the injured and people have been trapped. yuban's top diplomat urges getting much needed humanitarian aid to gaza in his meetings in officials in geneva. and us president jo

however, the arab foreign ministers who convened on thursday. for summit preparation were divided. some countries led by algeria called for cutting all diplomatic ties with zionist israel. the delegates added that a group of arab countries that had established diplomatic relations with the israeli entity opposed this move, emphasizing the need to keep channels open with the israeli regime. meanwhile, in the concluding statement on saturday evening, the emergency arab islamic summit called for a halt to the war in gaza, rejecting the israeli entities justification for its actions against palestinian. as self-defense. the summit condemned israeli entity aggression on the gaza strip and the heinous, savage and inhumane war crimes committed by the colonial occupation government. the statement also called for lifting the bloccade on gaza, allowing the entry of arab, islamic and international humanitarian aid convoys into the territory and halting the export of weapons and ammunition to the israeli entity. among the prominent participants were syrian president bashar al-assad, egyptian p

egypt was once the center of gravity of the arab world, it was the leader of the arab world until mr.qutli became the president of syria in 1958. he came and officially handed over the government of syria to egypt, and the united arab republic was formed under the leadership of gamal abdel nasser, and this country of egypt , which was once the cultural, political, military center of gravity and the leader of the arab world, today has reached a point with a population of 100 million. his people are protesting and saying either nasrullah or habib azrab tlib means you nasrallah, come and hit talbib, that is, egypt, a million people , today needs one and a half million lebanese shiites. i want to share this with the egyptian government . today, the egyptian government is importing 5 billion cubic meters of gas annually from israel. the egyptian government is 10 km from the gaza strip. it has a border, but it is waiting for israel's permission to bring humanitarian aid into gaza. i want to say that the people of the islamic ummah see a contradiction . there are only two governments whose d

the storytellers of the arab world encouraged the palestinian filmmakers were scattered throughout arab countries. they were the first people to take some steps to make the dream come true. in jordan, abraham with his movie struggle in jotish became the first. played a major role in the process of making a feature film. the movie started the jordanian cinema, but neither with this movie or other movies made by other arab filmmakers were created, either quantitatively or qualitatively, saran and his colleagues could not establish any sign. significant cinema trend that was aimed at the goal of liberating palestine. on the other hand, israeli cinematographers began to present hand-picked images of very beautiful, legendary and rich country that was the island of stability in the middle east. the goal of making those movies was to present a perfect image. the newly established israel to encourage the jews everywhere in the world to immigrate to israel. in these documents. the israeli cinema was always showing and trying to reach a greater israel. before that, the israeli cinema rarely made

he was the leader of the arab world. that mr.hukri qutli in the year in 1958, the president of syria came and officially handed over the government of syria to egypt , and the united arab republic was formed under the leadership of gamal abdel nasser, and this country of egypt, which was once the cultural, political, military center of gravity and the leader of the arab world, today has 110 the million population has reached the point where its people are protesting and saying, "o nasrallah, come and hit the floodgates. egypt, with 110 million people, today needs 1.1.5 million lebanese shiites. i want to say this . today, the egyptian government has 5 billion cubic meters in the egyptian government is importing gas from israel every year it has a 10-kilometer border with the gaza strip, but it is waiting for israel's permission to bring in humanitarian aid. i want to state that the people of the islamic ummah see a contradiction , that there are only two governments whose declared positions are the positions they are taking in pr

he spread his story all over the arab world. the story of the united arab uma or nation. for many years, the arabs had pinned their hopes on gamal abdul nasir, but perhaps most of all the palestinian refugees were hopeful about noscer. the dream of a united arab nation was meaningless without the freedom of palestine. october 7th marked new chapter in israel's history. they were stunned by the unexpected turn of events. now the big question is, can israel restore its shuttered image after the seismic shift in its narrative. نحن ساكنين حولها، نحن مؤتمنين بها. ندافع عن ارضنا وعن عرضنا وعن المقام يعني خلص دخلنا بهذا الخط وما يعني ما فينا نتركه لهذا الخط انا بوقت الحاضر يعني انا سلاحي اني اخدم العالم بمجال بمجالي يعني كطبيب وكمان عندي سلاح ثاني انه الدعاء لبيك يا زينب لبيك يا زينب لبيك يا زينب rest of the headlines, israely forces storm the hospital, the largest medical complex in the siest gaza, as the death fell from 40 days of onslot reaches nearly 11,500. israel prime minister brinjamin netanyahu is facing increasing calls to step down over his handling of the war against

you know the arab the question of of arab unity is definitely something that lots of people are talking about, and i think when yemen um kind of said that they're going to be, they've declared war against israel, so many. people in the muslim community felt very empowered by it until they realized it was the houthies who did it and then yet again you know that that brief moment of unity was like oh no they're the wrong type of arab the wrong type of muslim um because the west call and israel propaganda, any resistance to the occupation is terrorism, any resistance to oppression is terrorism. when was resisting occupation and oppressors and land grabber? called terrorism, so at least the again as noor said, the protest in the western capitals exposed their regimes again that what we are seeing in palestine is legitimate resistance, it is not terrorist act, and as the secretary general of the united nations said that hamas attacks did not come out of vacuum, and that's definitely something that now, um, the... public um are starting to acknowledge you know that they're they're moving away

affect every arab citizen in the whole of the arab world and every muslim citizens in the muslim world, so if they have that feeling, they would have certainly heart the western interests, because the west is blindly supporting the israeli. genocide and we heared joe biden saying that we will stand with israel today, tomorrow and every day, it means that forever, they are supporting israel blindly, which make biden, the united states and the western governments, complicit to the war crimes committed by the zionist entity, so this is the situation now, while all the west are supporting the israelis, none of the arab world supporting the palestinian really strongly and effectively. okay, the arab street is protesting and demonstrating, which is good in exposing their own regimes and their failure to help the palestinians, but there is no action really to support the palestinians by oil ban to the west, and also boycotting as... noor said rightly, where is the arab boy which we used to practice until the 73 war? yes, it made lot of international corporation changed their attitude towards

, which is the arab spring, there is huge geopolitical changes in the arab world and there is lot of regimes with... which came and popped in the region which is totally controlled by the united states of america, among the monarchists and the mashiism from arabia, so there is a change in that, you used to have regimes like in iraq and in in libya and in algeria and in tunisia and in egypt itself, and that even with their connection with the united states of america, they have leverage, we remember 1973 when the saudis and the arab producing... muslim producing countries supported by some international, they put the the the boycot in on the western countries to support this entity and they they created mehem and chaos for the inter the western countries economies. i know today they cannot do that, but i don't want to get in the details at the time, the west they thought at the beginning that boy might benefit their companies, but the end of the day the their economy is destroyed. i'm talking about today, these countries uh they can only start gradually to ditch the dollar as a standa

thing, which is the arab spring, there is huge geopolitically. changes in the arab world and there is lot of regimes which came and popped in the region which is totally controlled by the united states of america among the monarchist and the masichism from arabia, so there is a change in that used to have regimes like in iraq and in in libya and in algeria and in tunisia and in egypt itself and that even with their connection with the united states of america, they have leverage, we remember 1970s. free when the saudis and the arab producing and muslim producing countries supported by some international, they put the the the boycot in on the western countries to support this entity and they they created maham and chios for the inter the western countries economies, i know today they cannot do that, but i don't want to get in the details at the time, the west they thought at the beginning that boycot might benefit their companies, but the end of the day their their economy is destroyed i'm talking about today these countries uh they can only start gradually to ditch the dollar as a sta

it is a big shame, so i called arabic arabic people, arabic nation to move and to close or to expel the zeonist ambassadors from arabic countries. i understand that you at the moment would like to... have good relations with all the countries even if they have normalized withinst entity or if they attempt to normalize with the we are not satisfied but you know the situation arabic countries is very complicated i understand that but we did hear something in the news that i would like to hear your opinion about we all watched uh jared kuschner on fox news on sunday during his appearance at the saudi future investment initiative in riad and i quote what he said he said that uh despite palestinian attempts to blow up the expansion of the abraham accords, the kingdom of saudi arabia is still interested in normalizing diplomatic relations with zinist israel, and he said, and i quote here, saudis would like to see israel accomplish the mission to make sure hamas could be eliminated. how do you respond to that? he's a dreaming, he's a dreaming. hamas is part of the palestinian people. hamas is

however, ordinary arab people are urging their leaders and their... lake to boycott the regime economically and politically. the boycott campaign has been accompanied by calls for arab countries to sever ties with israel. calls for the boycott made by young texavy individuals have spread. the boycott campaign includes browser extensions, dedicated websites and smartphone apps that identify prescribed products. more traditional methods are also in use. giant billboards and several arab nations have posted images of blood stained children in bandages. do not look away, do not look away from gaza, from palestine because it makes you uncomfortable. how could any genocide happen? people looked the other way. i feel like if there's anything we can take away from this tragic, tragic situation in the middle east, is jenzy has been talking lot about it on tiktok, instagram, whatever, and i have learned so much. more on tiktok in the past four days than i have like watching a news outlet or whatever. time now to take a look at the post a line that took place, w

the united arab emirates also decide. israel's war on gaza.ructure. we reiterate the need for the parties to take, the uae's un envoy said that israel attacks civilian officities in violation of international law, and described the death of humanitarian workers in israel attacks on gaza's tragic. she was speaking reporters longside her chinese counterpart after an emergency meeting of the un security council. the chinese yuya call for an urgent humanitarian truce in gaza. we call for a urgent humanitarian sease fire. the secretary general just made the same call this morning, a humanitarian sease fire, now. this is desperately needed to enable full, rapid, safe and unhindered humanitarian access, including for un and humanitarian personnel, consistent with the international humanitarian law. we urge all parties. the chinese official described the situation in gaza as catastrophic. he said palestinian civilians have been deprived of necessities that are essential for survival. israel has been defying growing calls for immediate ceasefire in gaz

not only the yemenes, it is sacred duty for every muslim and arab, but it is preferable for the arab. you took this decision as a government. yes. you followed the marches in san' and in the rest of the free governorets, they came out in the hundreds of thousands and even in the millions, all of them supporting the position of the beloved leader of the revolution, asking to use all our strength and whatever capabilities available to us المطالب you mean that the demands even started before these operations were carried out as for the political forces and they're all united around the leader of the revolution. question: military data says that various and multiple targets were targeted inside israel, there is a distance about 2,200 square kilometers between yemen and the targeted sites in the occupied territories. what type of weapons are used, what are the specifications of these weapons that are capable of penetrating this distance? today weapons have become available throughout the world. and the foe knows better than the friend what capabilities each individual country possesses. s

. you know the arab, the question of of arab unity is definitely something that lots of people are talking about, and i think when yemen um kind of said that they're going to be, they've declared war against israel, so many people in the muslim community felt very empowered by it until they realized it was the houthies who did it and then yet again you know that that brief moment of unity was like oh no they're the wrong type of arab the wrong type of muslim um because the west call and israel propaganda any resistance to the occupation is terrorism any resistance to oppression is terrorism when was resisting occupation and oppressors and land called terrorism, so at least the again as noor said, the protest in the western capitals exposed their regimes again that what we are seeing in palestine is legitimate resistance, it is not terrorist act, and as the secretary general of the united nations said that hamas attacks did not come out of vacuum, and that's definitely something that now um the... public um are starting to acknowledge you know that they're they're moving away from this narr

revolt will begin in the arab world . new season which is known as the arab spring.ben ali's fall happened so quickly that it worried other rulers in the arab world. egyptian statesmen believe that there will be no revolution in this country. the egyptian foreign minister gives several interviews. he says: egypt is different from tunisia. egypt is egypt and nothing changes. because america but finally the egyptian people start public protests. protests quickly spread in different cities of egypt and pictures of mubarak were torn down and burned. people in all cities chant slogans to overthrow the government and mubarak surrenders after a month of fighting . and his 30-year rule collapses. with the overthrow of mubarak's government, political groups like the muslim brotherhood, which have more than 80 years of political activity in this country, are trying their time . finally, egypt sees the color of free elections. unbelievable developments begin. the islamist groups won the parliamentary elections and muhammad morsi, one of the leaders of the muslim brotherhood in

arabs. i hear's a country surrounded by five arab nations ready to shove them into the mediterranean. no guns, no tanks, no friends, nothing. people fighting with their barehands for a little piece of desert, because it's the last place on this whole earth that the can go to and try to live in, and why did you come back? it was very clear that the stars who stepped in to help israel would not easily back down. in the last circle, it was always israel that proved its ability to defend itself and its citizens with the final victory. while the israelis were equipped both in the media and in practice, nasa clearly assumed the leadership role in solving the palestinian issue by establishing the palestine liberation organization. the arab's league meeting in cairo clearly proved. to the israelis that the arabs were disunited. june 5th, 1967 became the great test of the united arab nation. israel attacked egypt and captured the sinani desert. israel also inflicted heavy defeats on the arab armies o

it was in 1978 when the first arab state recognized israel, with the signing of the camp david accord by the egyptian president anwar saddat, paving the way to a treaty between the two neighbors. jordan followed suit in 1994 with king hussein signing the washington declaration on the white house law during the presidenty of... to establish his country's ties with the entity. it wasn't until 2020 with the intense lobbying pressure of president donald trump and his zionist son-in-law jaret cousner, that more arab countries normalized ties with israel, with the uae, bahrain, morocco and sudan, all signing up to the so-called abraham accords. but of course, many muslim and arab countries refused to sign deals with israel, with iraq passing a law last year, criminalizing any attempts to normalize with israel, while countries like lebanon and syria still have land that is occupied by israel, and they refuse to engage at all with the zionist entity, but perhaps the most consequential position taken by a muslim nation visavy israel, is that of the islamic republic of iran. following the overt

arabs are surprised. the zionists, who are aware of all the details and events, use the opportunity. they formed a meeting. israel is announced to everyone inside the palestinian territory. america is the first country to recognize israel. weisman writes that it was the resistance of the palestinians that delayed the implementation of the plans. after the departure of england, the haganah replaced the remaining weapons takes over and a group of them become members of the police to monitor people's lives and property. this was dayan's method, he shook hands with the arabs and attacked them at night. as tensions increase , palestinian villages are evacuated one after another. palestine is going towards destruction. muslims get angry. the fire of war flares up. arab countries are moving towards palestine in the form of the salvation army. in the beginning, the arabs succeed in advancing. but the united nations quickly intervenes and declares a ceasefire . the war stops. israel quickly imports weapons and amm

the arab's league meeting in cairo clearly proved to the israeli. that the arabs were disunited. june 5th, 1967 became the great test of the united arab nation. israel attacked egypt and captured the siini desert. israel also inflicted heavy defeats on the arab armies on the jordanian and syrian fronts. the myth of nasa, the dream of a united arab nation and the palestinian refugees. all collapsed in the six day war and vanished into thin air. the palestinians under the leadership of yasir arafat believed only hope for the liberation of palestine is palestinians themselves and no one else. they pin all their wishes and dreams on yaser arafat. the most famous palestinian fighter, arafat managed to establish left-wing nationalist gorilla organization named the fata organization in jordan. to expand its activities and strengthen itself against the zionist front, the fata organization started recruiting new members. a palestinian woman who had studied photography in kairo was one of the new members who joined fatah. she started a small photography studio in her apartment in aman and

protesters slammed the visit by the us secretary of state anthony blinton to the arab country.nd palestinian flags and chanted anti-israel and anti-us slogans. well the visit by the american official also triggered whitespread protest in turkey, the first destination in blincon's middle east tour, participants slammed the united states and accomplice of the israeli massacre of palestinians. other turkish cities anchor and istanbul have also been the scene of anti-us rallies for the second day after blincon's visit to the country. scuffles erupted between turkish police and angry protesters trying to storm a us military base in the southern turkish city of adam, meanwile protesters in other parts of the world voice solidarity with palestinians amid the fierce israeli onslot on the besieged. i'd like to welcome my guest to this part of the coverage, special coverage dealing with gaza, christopher halali, research and political analyst out of vermont, munir ahmed, journalist and political analysts out of islamabad, thank you both for being with me, well christopher, starting off w

do not take any dictates from the occupation or anyone other and the occupation and we call on the arab and muslim world to stop all normalization of ties with this not. the regime and this is a full scale confrontation that will have political implications and all those countries that have agreements with the occupation, first of all to cut their ties on all levels, it is no longer acceptable that there are ties with this entity, this regime that is nazi, this terrorist regime which launches, which commits mass killings. and genocide against a muslim and arab people that belong to this nation and they are together as muslims and christians and they will continue to protect their sanctities which has the holy sits aqsa and the resurrection church of resurrection here the arab and muslim worlds have very strong points of strength whether economic or political to put them in the face of the us administration which is the main implicat side in this war against gaza, it is time to make use of all of these card cards to stop this aggression, the mass of genocide against the children and inno

because you know you have the arab league or arab countries, and then among them there's there are the the richer ones or the ones that are have the most influence over the rest of the air? countries, who are who are you most disappointed in? honestly, i think i'm disappointed to all of them, and i know obviously the the fingers always do get pointed at the richest nations because they're really wealthy with oil and gas and stuff, but i think personally as a palestinian, mahmoud abbas are our president, because um, we've not seen him step up to the plate, you know, gaza is one thing, which he's not been speaking out about, but the sheer amount of violence and brutality that's taking place in the west bank, it's just shocking the amount of deaths, the amount of death and uh... arrests that are happening overnight to children, to minors, to mothers, i mean, um, where is he? why has he not stepped up yet? um, we see him meeting with blincon, the same person who's saying that there is going to be no red line for israel, they are able to do whatever the hell they want to do, so i think that