well, he's really prime minister benjamin tanya, who released a video statement a short time ago. what was his message as well as just a moment in hill um to cosign to where it believes this video, this statement in general. um it, it been that the hours after the schools versus bionics sports person that sold the nation about the tragic news. uh so this is the 1st um, uh, i see that the people here in israel apprentice or the message was that uh, the one that killed the uh, hostages or i'm not the freight government. and uh they will be paying the price for their um, a action that's the 1st of all, but the didn't actually, uh, the toke is a message about the of positions my goals for the, the process right now. and the, the lady that the uh, the sounds of the hostages that are going to work him and his government. he didn't mention that that day or actually did mention it in a way that he will continue push for a cease fire and a hostage deal that secures is all there is risky purity as well, which means that we're going to see the same policy that any of us, paul, that uh will a

it does tanya mentioned the attack and they wrote happened shortly after prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke at the united nations in new york, where he was greeted with years and years as he took the podium day after rejecting an international ceasefire proposal that yahoo says israel's campaign against hezbollah will continue until it realizes it's aim of allowing $60000.00 is rarely displaced by his beloved rock at fire, to return home. gaza. netanyahu said there was up to him us to end. the war. lady is a gentleman. this war can come to an end. now, all that has to happen is for a mazda so render, laid down its arms and release all the hostages. but if they don't, but if they don't, we will fight until we achieve victory. total victory, there is no substitute for us to w correspondent. benjamin alvarez goober is at the u. n. and he told us more about the mood inside the chamber during that young speech. it was quite a contrast between the gallery where we was sitting with many of his supporters, but also staff was coughing and was cheering when he entered and the congress to some d

and tanya, i'm just curious how far this will go is really the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he has apologized to the family of one of the deceased officers hostages . do you think that suggests in any way that he has rethinking his approach to negotiations as well? i think this is way too early uh to say, but um yeah, it has. uh, it's a, it's around move, but i mean, he said he was a sorry for not being able to bring the last one home. but he didn't say much about the deal and he blamed on us for a getting murdering the the hostages there. and i think for those that are protesting or that out there, they are saying this is not really genuine or this is too little and too late. and it's unclear whether he will change his strategy. i mean, he has been of blaming, ha c was to continue the war. he has not in the eyes of, you know, his critics accepted the deal that's on the table even on test tonight. there was a cabinet vote and one of the most controversial sticking points of this to you, the a presence of it's really troops the philadelphia corey on the philadelphia, colorado

and tanya is riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu has apologize to the family of one of the date hostages. it, i'm curious, does that seem? does that suggest he's rethinking his approach to negotiations? that's why i don't think uh, his critics. uh see it. uh, that's why i mean it's 3 apologize for not being able to bring a the last one home, the family he cold, but he didn't mention the deal. he basically blamed him us and he rode to continue his tragedy of maximum military pressure. he also has rejected the claim that he doesn't work for hostage do. but many i do believe that basically this comes to little and too late and that he's not very genuine about a bringing about this hosted steel. there was also a lot of commotion about a cabinet meeting that happened on thursday night when basically the government decided that a troops will not withdraw from the philadelphia cory door. and only the defense minister a voted against it, saying this might kill the hostages. and the long term uh so this is seen by many office critics, the 2001 to go really genuinely for a deal that is more concer