eves engler. and political activist from montreal back again uh, mr. engler, welcome back. now, mr. engler, just a short, we've got time with one more question, we know that the us backed isis and al-qaed in iraq, syria and afghanistan, and now with these new assassinations in iraq and syria, especially the recent terror attack on the fourth martidum anniversary of lieutenant general qasim sulaymani, which killed around 100 people in kermon, which claimed responsibility for, now analys are saying that considering the timing of the attack. is indicated that the us and the zanist regime orchestrated the attack or at least had a helping hand in it, so do you think that is the case that uh the us and israel are supporting these uh terrorist groups? well, i mean, i think it's it's clear that the us definitely has supported daesh in the past uh, as a trying to oust the syrian government, um, i don't... "if they were involved in the uh recent assassination, that that that's not clear to me, um, it's clear that daesh has not focused much on on targeting israel, and it seems pretty odd that

limited than to agree to something major such as ceasing all military operations. what do you make engler of the proposal that israel made for pause as it called? that uh for the uh captives to be released and exchange for the um prisoners that israel is holding in phases uh which also included palestinians to return to gaza city. um this happened in the span of 24 hours where there were roughly 24 regime forces were also killed. uh do you think uh israel is realizing maybe the riding on the wall here? uh well i think that was probably more of a of a play to the uh uh parents of the of those held in or the family members of those held in in gaza and this was a way for netanyahu to show that he's um you know trying to get their release um i think it's maybe distinct from the the realization that the military campaign is not going. as well as they would they would hope. um, but i don't know, i think that it's also the military campaign thing is is, i don't believe that netanyahu thought he was gonna actually eliminate uh hamas uh, i don't necessarily believe that he believed his you know in

limited than to agree to something major such as ceasing all military operations. what do you make engler of the proposal that is israel made for pause as it call? did uh for the captives to be released and exchange for the prisoners that israel is holding in phases which also included palestinians to return to gaza city. um this happened in the span of 24 hours where there were roughly 24 regime forces were also killed. do you think uh israel is realizing maybe the riding on the wall here? uh, well i think that was probably more of a of a play to the uh uh parents. the of those held in or the family members of those held in in gaza, and this was a way for netanyahu to show that he's um, you know, trying to get their release, um, i think it's maybe distinct from the the realization that the military campaign is not going as well as they would they would hope, um, but i don't know, i think that it's also the military camp. pain thing is is, i don't believe that netanyahu thought he was going to actually eliminate uh hamas uh, i don't necessarily believe that he believed his you know initia

tuvieron que comenzar tarde, luego que se reportara una amenaza de bomba contra la casa del juez arthur engleres para evitar que se convirtiera en una declaración de campaña política. por eso, luego de los argumentos de la defensa, que insistió en que ha sido un juicio sin evidencias, el expresidente tomó la palabra para decir que era inocente y que todo era un montaje político de la fiscal. llegó a calificar el proceso de fraude y el juez debió interrumpirlo y pedirle a sus abogados que lo controlaran seen anything like this. >> i don't think they've ever seen anything like this. >> ya a la salida de la audiencia, el exmandatario reiteró que ha sido un proceso injusto y político, algo que no se había visto antes. para su defensa, la mayor preocupación es la pérdida de la ■licencia para operar comercial y financieramente en nueva york, lo que sería un duro golpe para las finanzas de la familia trump. >> si pierden ese caso e el las consecuencias más fuertes son de que ellos pierdan la habilidad de hacer negocios en el estado de nueva york y con y actuar con las compañías que ellos tienen tambi