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there is some reports coming through, that incoming president trump has said that he wants binyamin netanyahun gaza over by the time he comes to power in january 20th, so there could be a glimmer of hope there, all though as ever with donald trump we should say we don't know what he will do. joe, thank you very much for that. let's speak to expert in middle east security and senior associate fellow at the royal united services institute for defence and security studies, dr hisham hellyer. what dok you may of this moment, how significant is it? this moment has been coming for quite some time i think, i think that once you looked at how the americans had withdrawn their support for hamas, having an office in doha and keeping in mind, doha had that office because of engagements from the united states, once that we drew that and they clearly withdrew it over the last year, testify inevitable that at some point, hamas was going to have to look for a new home, and in terms of the political leadership that lived in doha. . we may not be there immediately, in the next 2a, 48—hours but i do think that

judging on what donald trump has said, he would give binyamin netanyahu carte blanche to continue thatthat the instability we're seeing in the middle east and in ukraine and in asia is a direct result of the deterioration of american deterrence because of the weakness of the biden—harris administration. this is an administration that made climate change america's top national security threat. and this has caused leaders around the world to see opportunities and, frankly, to laugh at the united states as not being a serious power. iran funded the hamas attack. iran is at least $1 billion rich... $100 billion richer today than it was when trump left office, because the biden administration did not enforce oil sanctions against iran. what trump will do is to stop the pointless bickering between the united states and israel, stand solid with israel, and re—establish american deterrence in the region. what about... ? i think that's the first step... what about international law? i mean, the biden administration in mid—october said that unless israel allows aid, desperately needed humanitari