hamas isis in order to bring people back home-— back home. joining us here on _ back home. colonel, thank you for joining us here on bbc— back home. colonel, thank you for joining us here on bbc news. i back home. colonel, thank you forj joining us here on bbc news. let's have a word with mark who is following the latest. remind us what the israeli military operation is right now?— right now? the israeli defence forces said _ right now? the israeli defence forces said there _ right now? the israeli defence forces said there was - right now? the israeli defence forces said there was intense l forces said there was intense shelling overnight in their words intense overnight airstrikes and uncovered tunnel shops, remember hamas it is believed has 1000 tunnels snaking on the guns in which they store weapons and fighters and perhaps some of the 240 israeli hostages. they say they destroyed three observation posts, killed a terror cell and their words exiting the tunnel shops and our team in gaza has told us there was intense overnight shelling aro

i think that every human being, which is not isis hamas, feel sorry when they see the loss of life. attlefield, while isis hamas does everything in their power to prevent it, because their power to prevent it, because their strategy is to use their population as human shields. t am population as human shields. i am 'ust auoin population as human shields. i am just going to _ population as human shields. i am just going to stop _ population as human shields. i am just going to stop you _ population as human shields. i am just going to stop you for one second there, because we do have to say goodbye to some of our viewers watching at the moment, but do stay with us, because i will continue asking a little bit more. for our viewers on bbc world news, this is bbc news. can ijust pick up, you remind us of the origins of this conflict on the 7th of october, the 1200 or so israelis who were murdered by hamas, and almost killed and a0 hostages, still the trauma on this side of the conflict deepens. can ijust push you on this, is there a humanitarian crisis in gaza? you denied it a few days a

larry: right. >> like the world eliminated nazi germany, we will eliminate hamas monsters, isis, offhe face of the earth and they will not be replaced by anybody that has the same charter. we will never be able to live with somebody that says he wants too destroy us and once they have an opportunity, they america all these horrific killing, raping, we will not allow that. nobody on earth would agree that a neighbor will behave like this? larry: and people should be disabused of the notion whatever new government or arrangement occurs in some postwar period, which is still aways away hamas will not be part of it? >> 99% of israeli public is aligned on this. larry: yes. >> we seek to have peace with our neighbors. we have 40 years peace with egypt, 25 years peace with jordan. now with the abraham accord a few years and we seek peace. we are peace-seeking people. we demonstrated we know how to collaborate with our neighbors but we know how to defend ourselves against those monsters and we need the support of the u.s. and the global world and especially don't hesitate. we'll finish the j

hamas isis, to give us answers humanitarian answers. where are the 239 hostages? this is a question we should be asking. larry: the best way what prime minister seems to say s the best way to discover some of this, any of it or all is to keep pressure oyou have tremendous momentum. and maybe there is a deal in the works? can you tell us anything about that? >> larry, you have a monsters, they are saying to you, imagine, that your neighbor said, he wants to kill you, wipe you out. and he just demonstrated that he did that to the neighbor next to you. we believe them. their charter is to wipe israel off the map, they are ways than ice i now isis. now we have to wipe them off, we cannot exist with people who want to kill us, they took 1400 lives of israeli innocent people, we have to wipe them off. larry: and americans i might add. >> of course. larry: americans and some europeans and holding us hostage, continue. >> we're not negotiating with monsters, with people. we're negotiating with monsters, they showed yo how they care about our citizens, they don't care abou

one is operational and of course there is a civil humanitarian strategy but what hamas isis is doing,humanitarian infrastructure, humanitarian infrastructure, international infrastructure, international infrastructure even un infrastructure even un infrastructure in order to improve their goals, their terror goals against the state of israel but what we are trying to do, we established a tax to monitor the civil humanitarian situation in gaza and then we announced all the population from the northern side of gaza to evacuated the south in order to try and distinguish between the civilians and those from hamas isis because we are going to fight them and we want the citizens not to be a part of it. it and we want the citizens not to be a art of it. , ., ., ~' and we want the citizens not to be a art of it. , ., ., ~ ., part of it. it is not working at the moment from — part of it. it is not working at the moment from a _ part of it. it is not working at the moment from a humanitarian - moment from a humanitarian perspective? is it? because every humanitarian organisation working in gaza

, and i think— virus called hamas, isis, and i think you _ virus called hamas, isis, and i thinkf the impact of the assault of hamas on october seven this year in southern israel. representatives there of two british hostages are still being held by hamas. let us return now to the covid inquiry, and patrick vallance who is giving evidence. to try and see if we could resolve this logjam. an e—mail exchange that you had with ben warner. you are coming back to what sir patrick— you are coming back to what sir patrick meant about operational response — patrick meant about operational response being not very effective. this is— response being not very effective. this is an — response being not very effective. this is an e—mail exchange, sir patrick, 27th of february, a month or thereabouts after the e—mail, and well into the time that it was, and ben warner says he is concerned that the nhs didn't seem to have started modelling, and your response, you had been pushing for this in the last ten days or so, you think they have no grasp that, there is a meeting planned for monday, they ha

need to not leave the fight to eradicate hamas, to get the world a better place by making sure hamas, isis launched its offensive after october 7 and the murderous attack by hamas in southern israel, israeli military sources suggest that perhaps 5,000 hamas fighters have been killed. they also estimate that hamas can call upon, they reckon, 25,000 active fighters. so there is a very long way to go. so, in your opinion, the military offensive in gaza — is it still in its early stages? as you just said, i don't know... i don't know the number, the total number of hamas terrorists. butjust by the numbers you said, i think, of course, we... and we also know that also on the land, the gaza strip must be demilitarised. we must make sure that there are no weapons aimed, not on our forces, not on our troops, not on our people in the gaza strip. it will take time. it will take effort, as we all know. hamas used the aid they got from countries all around the world to create a place, to create tunnels under gaza, so it will be used for terror. so there are a lot of work to be done by the military...

it's also important that she's alive and in the hands of hamas isis.for me it's important because i know that. i have that, and i just want her back. that's strong evidence of her being alive and in their hands. as horrific as that might be, it's -- for me it's the hope of getting her back. >> she had just started her national service in israel a few weeks before she was kidnapped. what can you tell us about the last time you spoke to your daughter? >> well, yeah. i spoke to her the evening before, on friday. i was planning to come visit her the next day on saturday. she said there. she was only two days in her national service posting. so i was planning to visit her. it's not very far from the central of israel where we live, like an hour and a little bit. we spoke and she told me what to bring her. i was planning what food i was going to bring her. then the next morning the sirens went off at 6:30 a.m., and i went down with the other kids to the bomb shelter downstairs. we didn't know what was going on at that point. i actually thought it was a false

, and we were shocked and they say that is kind of propaganda against the is side, i i think hamas is not isis, hamas is not, i think we are just an national movement for liparation of palestine, we are fighting against just only for against the occupation, we never fight against the christians or jews or europeans or americans, there is no one to proof that hamas fight against anyone from either from west or. from the united states, we focus only on the occupation, it is our right according to international law and to all rules and regulations to fight against the occupition. before i dive with you about uh the uh so-called multiple ground offenses that designist entity have been trying and failing over the past week, i want to ask you one more thing about the western media because it is of great influence on the western public, because uh they said that um not only hamas is being brutal, but israel has every right to defend it. self, how do you oppose this notion? yeah, if they looked, heard some some specialist who are talk about the right of israel to defense, to defend themselves, okay? i

so, question be hopeful they will be included, but to be honest -- >> you were using term hamas and isis, but do you have any clarity of who are the militants in particular holding your loved one? >> no, we don't. no, we don't. but assumption is that hamas, hamas has basically, you know, they are going to have the ability to get all of the hostages, even though vi heard some reports that they claim they aren't, because there are fractions there, but since hamas, isis launched this massacre on october 7th, so, they are, you know, progress to get our loved ones back. but since october 7th, we are all family, the hostage families and right now, 236, because three of the hostages that were grabbed alive actually came back in coffins which is very, very scary for us. and right now we are one family. so whoever is managed to be released tomorrow is going to be just an enormous achievement in and happiness for them, but now we -- >> i want to make sure that i get to ask you this question in particular about whether or not you have heard from the government itself at this point. are you waiting

partners of ours are around the world have designated hamas savages as terrorist organization and clearly just like you wouldn't have diplomatic ties with isisk it would be outrageous to have diplomatic ties with hamas. >> as far as qatar which has passageway along with egypt to get aid in and national and others out regardless of that role and their goal for the united states and discussing the region as well, just want to be clear up there. that israel wants no part of qatar having a part or role in deciding whatever gaza becomes. >> we appreciate the international help of providing human humanitarian aid to all civilians in gaza we welcome all of the international help for all civilians. we do strongly believe that all ties with hamas isis should not be acceptable. neil: got it thank you very much be well, be safe. >> thank you. thank you, neil. neil: all right in the meantime here we told you about this pro-palestinian protest going on in london this is even bigger than one i believe two weeks ago. molly line on the phone with us from london with the latest. molly what can you tell us? >> neil this is an absolutely massive pro-palestinia

demand sometimes i don't take care about their sayings because they all the time they they accuse hamas with isis, hamas with kaida, hamas is part of iran, hamas, so i don't take care about this stupid saying. the the was people, is this the end of the illegitimate israeli entity? inshallah, i hope so. i think this will open new page in the history. well, in your page of the history, that the time. of of the humilation of the oppression for for the islamic nation will go forever and this a time of victory and a time of the of the how can describe it the we can restore our dignity as muslim nations and our respect in the war and this is done by by blood and by sacrification. i think that as again and again that... victory is very soon, inshallah, indeed, dr. razi hamad, member of the hamas political bureau, thank you very much for your time and for a contribution to our so to our show right here at press tv, may the resistance inshallah prevail in this liberation movement and liberation fight against the zionist entity, ladies and gents, thank you very much for watching press tv in this very speci

hamas, isis, hides in hospitals. it hides in humanitarian facilities. it hides in schools.a war crime and against international law terror. israel says over the past few days, more than 150,000 palestinians have followed its order to leave northern gaza. but many families cannotjoin the evacuation and remain trapped on the front line. nick beake, bbc news, jerusalem. the french president, emmanuel macron, has told the bbc that israel must stop killing babies, women and the elderly in gaza. in an interview at the elysee palace, he said israel had the right to respond to hamas's attack, but warned that the country could not fight terrorism by killing innocent civilians. he spoke to our europe editor katya adler we clearly condemn this terrorist attack and terrorist group and recognise the right of israel to protect itself and react. but, day one, we say that this reaction and the fight against terrorism, because it is led by a democracy, should be compliant with international rules, rule of war and humanitarian international law. and day after day, what we saw is a permanent

unfortunately hamas is a terrorist organisation like isis and they trading with light, as is well adjustednd we will release everyone you want from here even though we're talking about murderers with blood on the hand, terrorist, we were willing to release all of them just to get hostages home. of course they were not interested but now when they feel the brunt of the israeli ground operation, they fear for their survival, they are starting to acquiesce. survival, they are starting to acquiesce-— survival, they are starting to acquiesce. beyond these four da s acquiesce. beyond these four days there — acquiesce. beyond these four days there is _ acquiesce. beyond these four days there is the _ acquiesce. beyond these four days there is the possibility i days there is the possibility of more _ days there is the possibility of more hostages released to extend — of more hostages released to extend the truth but if that does — extend the truth but if that does not happen, prime minister netanyahu has been clear the war is— netanyahu has been clear the war is back on,.— netanyahu has been clear

by the way, the hamas, isis, militants, do not care about their people, they use them as human shieldse cautious, because you are next in line. the concerns about what hamas will do, i havejust raised, how will the idf use this time, will they think about their tactics next, where are you at in terms of weaponry, this is your need more arms in a time like this? the israeli army is committed, like the government, like everyone in israel, to eliminate hamas off the map. the pause is to bring some of our abducted hostages back home, women and children, we will continue until total surrender. like nazi germany at the time, like imperial japan at the time, we need to have total surrender. can i ask you more about that phrase, total surrender, do you mean total surrender of greek militants? because gaza is a place that is run by hamas. we are talking about civil society in gaza as well, who do you want to surrender? just society in gaza as well, who do you want to surrender?— want to surrender? just to remind ou, i want to surrender? just to remind you. i don't _ want to surrender? just to r

for example, comparing hamas with isis . trying to portray hamas as a terrorist group. and this was the initial process of the zionists in connection with the resistance, that this approach of the zionists, that these achievements in in fact , it was supported by the widespread support of the media and political and high-ranking western officials, which i would like to point out . on the one hand, and now the capacities of demonstrations and gatherings, on the other hand, can what we are witnessing today in different countries hide the truth, mr. doctor, see now the truth is coming out of the gaza strip through the lens of the resistance cameras, journalists, most of the journalists who are in gaza strip are in shahadai hospital al-aqsa is stationed in khan younis in the south of the gaza strip, so they are not present in the field, because even if they leave the hospital , there is a high possibility that they will be targeted by an attack, so there are cameras and he is the narrator of the resistance story from the very day of october 7 until now. resistance propagand

translation: the war against hamas, isis, i is going full force and it has one objective — to win. ther than a victory. we will eradicate hamas and we will bring back our hostages. we're also prepared on the northern front and we're working there very strongly from the air and on the ground. and i warn hezbollah, do not make that mistake and start a war, because it'll be the mistake of your lives. the moment you start a war, this will decide on the destiny of lebanon. we're working and fighting on additionalfronts against terror, against the proxy, against its terrorists in syria, the red sea, lebanon — wherever needed. let's get some of the day's other news now. spanish police have clashed with nationalist protesters outside the headquarters of the governing socialist party in madrid for a third night in a row. the protesters are angry about an agreement to pass a law granting amnesty to catalan politicians convicted over an illegal bid for independence in 2017. the socialist prime minister, pedro sanchez, made the deal to secure support to form a new coalition government. police i

he mentioned hamas, hezbollah, and isis. can you give us the similar keys or differences among those groups with how they might impact u.s. security. guest: hezbollah and hamas are iranian proxy groups. hezbollah is a shia and has a political presence in lebanon. these are groups supported and encouraged by iran, as opposed to al qaeda which are terrorist organizations. they don't have a relationship with iran. they typically have a contentious relationship with iran. it is inaccurate to put them in the same bucket and say the same kind of individuals would be inspired by the same call to action. we typically see high levels of jihadist violence here in the u.s. when these groups are active abroad. for example, what christopher wray's book about was the alum asked a--receiver ray spoke about was the islamic state was rising people to violence when the caliphate was at its height. i think we are seeing similar signs of a heightened threat environment because of excesses abroad. host: when he talked about lone actors being insp

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yeah, no, it's a really good point because and i want to go back to the hamas equals isis, well in fact they were saying hamas is worse than isis because they started off with that, and that's why i think they wanted to just unload like aerial bombardment um, similarly to what the us and russia did with isis and you know syria and iraq. and that was you know we we know that those air strikes were taking out hundreds of civilians a time and there was kind of like this way real quick real quick i just want to say it actually like mainstream american media has reported that israel has dropped more bombs by the sixth day of israel had dropped more bombs than the us had in like a month of carpet bombing rucca i just want to throw that in there that is crazy no that that's crazy because we saw the aftermath of the rockaboming i mean it was like leveled um and hundreds of civilians that died and it was kind of secondary to think of all the civilian casualties because isis was like so barbaric and so subhuman that well we just needed to do everything we could could to take out isis and that's w

gaza as human. fields, yeah, no, it's a really good point, because and i want to go back to the hamas equals isis, well, in fact they were saying hamas is worse than isis, um, because they started off with that, and that's why i think they wanted to just unload like aerial bombardment, um, similarly to what the us and russia did with isis and you know syria and iraq, and that was, we we know that those air strikes were taking out hundreds of civilians a time, and there was kind of like the second way, real quick, real quick, i just want to. say it actually like mainstream american media has reported that israel has dropped more bombs, by the sixth day of this, israel had dropped more bombs than the us had in like a month of carpet bombing rucca, i just want to throw that in there, but yes crazy, that's really no, that that's crazy because we saw the aftermath of the rock obaming, mean it was like leveled um and there were hundreds of civilians that died and it was kind of secondary to think of all the civilian casualties because isis was like so barbaric and so subhuman that we just needed to do

quickly debunked in the last 24 hours, so elderly being raped, i mean, so the image of hamas was just mirading, rampaging, isis conclave, um, you know, and so this idea to equate hamas with isis, i think that was definitely an objective, and there's a reason for that. it's really important to understand, this had to be framed as a war on terror narrative, because then you can suspend, yeah, go ahead, absolutely, absolutely, but but david, i mean, what do we now think then actually happened during the resistance incursion? well, we we know that that the incursion was was not expected, despite what has been said about the the egyptian government warning the israel, it wasn't expected, it wasn't something which israel had allowed to happen, that's a story which is going around parts of of the blogs. completely wrong, it was daring and audacious rate, i mean in in the air, from the sea, on land, and when the resistance fighters, remember not just hamas, hamas, yes, palestinian islamic jihad, the popular front for liberation of palestine, even the lesser known group, the democratic front for liberation palestine se

because i haven't heard from her for 54 days. 54 days that my sister is held by hamas isis. the ones that, you know, did all that slaughtering, the raping, murdering, all these horrors that nobody can imagine even that it is real. that it has actually happened. and i don't know even if she has her hand or not. maybe she's cut off. maybe she's not alive. and i can't stress how much the unknowing is painful. truly painful in our bodies. being so strong because we know she is -- >> i spoke with your mother -- >> she's strong, you know -- >> she's a very strong woman indeed. what gives your family strength to deal with this horrible, horrible situation? >> first of all, if you're seeing my sister's picture right now, you can see her amazing smile. it is really radiating outside of the posters. and we know she is strong. so we have to stay strong for her. we can't afford to think otherwise. we're a big family. we really unite to that cause to get her home. and fortunately, we have also many friends that take care of us. we have our new family, unfortunately. all the families of t

in the fact that hezbollah, hamas and even isis have called for attacks, he is raising the alarm fromt also americans abroad and they are also targets and the increased threat also. we know that iran backed _ increased threat also. we know that iran backed groups - increased threat also. we know that iran backed groups in - that iran backed groups in syria and iraq have attacked us troop positions but hamas itself has not stated an aim to attack in us. is there intelligence linking hamas to the threat you are mentioning? hamas has indicated they believe people should undertake attacks and identified by the united states and israel and european interests that support israel. those types of calls are certainly of concern but there is also, the director has raised this, of individuals who are followers of the groups or organisations, hamas, hezbollah, isis, who are either finding inspiration in the attacks they have undertaken, looking to them specifically for directions and or may be in touch with these organisations. you mentioned the border, and last week the director did not specific

the goal, the objective is to get the hamas, isis—type out.main obstacle to any breakthrough in the middle east. and if we ever want to think of stability or prosperity, peace in the middle east, it cannot be with hamas. as long as hamas is there, the situation is very dangerous and the only ones enjoying the situation are the iranians, and who backs the iranians, which economically is china, politically and militarily, it's russia. we have to understand, we are here, it is a part of real—world conflict. lastly, i just want to ask you, the leadership may go and you have obviously killed a good number of the military commanders in this campaign. but when this ends, the idea of hamas and some of their cadres will still be there in the community. how do you stop them taking over again? i think that the solution, you know... we should not invent the wheel here. just like in europe, in bosnia in the �*90s, after the war was over elections took place. but — and this is the big but — in the elections, who was allowed to run? 0nly political parties th

hamas-isis organization, they're actually worse than isis. >> they would argue displaced by fighting. told by to move. i believe around 1.7 million people. >> i think it's 1.1 or 1.7, not sure, but we want all of the civilians to get out. >> let me ask you this. you're in line with international law you say. this question put to the biden administration no one in the biden administration has said that israel is actually following international law. even if that is legally justified, isn't there a moral question about firing on these hospitals, where there are patients who cannot be moved or for who are it is very, very difficult to move them. now 12 people killed in the latest strike at the indonesian hospital. >> right. again, alex, say it for i think the third time. all civilian casualties are on hamas' hands. you made good point. morality. this is a moment of moral clarity. either you are with the civilized world or you are with hamas savages that killed, slaughtered over 1,200 people. men, women, children. beheaded children. burnt babies alive. and the only proportional resons, as

the united states, some of which have come across our open border and the fact that hezbollah, hamas, even isist only in the united states but american and us interests abroad, that those are now targets, and the increased threat is there as well. . ., ~ ., well. chairman turner, we know that grouns _ well. chairman turner, we know that grouns in — well. chairman turner, we know that groups in iraq _ well. chairman turner, we know that groups in iraq and - well. chairman turner, we know that groups in iraq and syria - that groups in iraq and syria have attacked us positions. but hamas itself has not declared a name to attack the us itself. is there a link to hamas of the threat you are mentioning? hamas has indicated that they believe people should undertake attacks identifying both the united states and israel and, you know, european interests that support israel. those types of calls are certainly of concern but there is also the concern but there is also the concern the fbi director has raised of individuals who are followers of those groups or organisations, isis, hezbollah, hamas, and find

and by the way, the hamas isis militants don't care about their people. goal is destruction of anybody that is not a jihadist. they want to apply sharia law. and you should be cautious because you're next in line in terms of this cause that we're about to see the concerns about what hamas will do that i've just raised, how will the idf be using this time as well? are they going to be using it, do you think, to think about their tactics next? where are you at in terms of weaponry? does israel need more arms too, at a time like this? the israeli army is committed like the government, like everyone in israel, to eliminate hamas off the map. the pause is to bring some of our abducted hostages back home, the women and children. we will continue until total surrender. you know the phrase total surrender like nazi germany at the time, like imperialjapan at the time. we need to have total surrender? can i ask you more about that, that phrase that you're using because you say it's one that we understand total surrender. do you mean just total surrender of the hama

people in israel for those more than 200 civilians who were taken, kidnapped by the atrocities of hamas/isisthe fundamental existential right to exist from the israeli social contract perspective, but what is a possible successful outcome of this conflict for the israeli social contract? >> well, you know, in the middle east you don't play chess. it's backgammon. we don't know honestly how this conflict will end. we're fighting for the right of the jewish people to live securely within its borders. we definitely understand that there is a people. there's a palestinian people living in neighboring territories, but as long as the palestinian people will continue to associate themselves with this horrific actions, we will need to live upon our sword. this is not what we want, but this is the current reality. this war, this campaigns will not be over until the last hostage, including the four people who were held by hamas g. goldi, and three other civilians -- we will not stop this war. i want to make it for the audiences very clear, the purpose, the outcome is to dismantle the military and gove

and we should be able to engage in counter terrorism finance as it relates to hamas, isis, and reallyround the world. we should be able to do all of those things at once. >> hamas in 9 and 10 right after the hamas-idf war in '06, '07. it's very quickly things can change and how fragile these deals are and time lines are. speaking of which one of the things that have moved day to day even from today and thursday is where they're going to be released. it shows how fragile the deal is. it did not come through, and that's why we had to wait one more day. once again watching live pictures on the left hand side there from israel which we're told from some video of helicopters landing that former hostages that are children will be released. to you, colonel, we just got this from the prime minister's office of israel saying that they have received the list of abductees who are to be released tomorrow. and the president earlier about two hours ago saying that they were unaware of that list being released and of course this being the crucial point tends to be the last step that we're aware of a

terrorist al-qaeda, isis, hamas, um, etc. um, i mean, this is just another um element of the lies that they have tried to spread. let's have look. i want to show you something exclusive. laura, so this is adolph hitler's book, translated to arabic, mine kamf. it's the book that led to the holocaust and the book that led to world war ii. on one of the on the body of one of the uh terrorists and murderers of... and he even marked, he wrote notes, he marked, he marked and and learned and learned again and again adol of hitler's ideology of hating the jews, of killing the jews, of burning the jews, of slaughtering the jews, this is the real warrior ac, so all those who demonstrated yesterday, i'm not saying that all of them support hitler, but all i'm saying is by by omitting to understand what khamas ideology is all about, the... basically supporting this ideology, seriously wonder if amazon delivers there, um, it's so so kind of the hamas operative to conveniently leave the book on his person, you know while he's fleeing for hi

that they are the ones defending themselves from. these you know mastermind terrorist al-qaeda, isis, hamas um etc. um, and this is just another um element of the lies that they have tried to spread. let's have look. i want to show you something exclusive, laura. so this is adolph hitler's book, translated to arabic, minec. it's the book that led to the holoct and the book that led to world war ii. on one of the on the body of one of the uh terror. and murderers of hammas, and he even marked, he wrote notes, he marked, he marked and and learned and learned again and again out of hitler's ideology of hating the jews, of killing the jews, of burning the jews of slaughtering the jews, this is the real warrior act, so all those who demonstrated yesterday, i'm not saying that all of them support hitler, but all i'm saying is by by omitting to understand what khamas ideologi is all about, they're basically supporting this ideology, i seriously wonder if amazon delivers there, um, it's so so kind of the hamas operative to conveniently leave the book on his person, you know while he's fleeing for h

hamas is isis. ce in the entire middle east, to serve the ayatollahs of iran and to shake the foundations of iran and to shake the foundations of everything which is moderate, which is respectable and which is tolerable in the middle east. and therefore we need to get rid of the military capacity of hamas. it needs to be destroyed as a terrorist organisation. once it is destroyed as a terrorist organisation and once we reach out for the merger of earth, those who perpetrated the atrocities against israelis, then we can move forward into peace negotiations and i am absolutely in favour, i keep saying it here in israel, overseas and everywhere, i urge prime minister rishi sunak, who is advocating the right of israel to fight against hamas, that he together with joe fight against hamas, that he together withjoe biden the president of america together with the other leaders will speak out in favour of the israeli initiative towards a two state solution. but this can only be done when hamas is a military

hamas is isis and it must be destroyed and we will do it. israel with hamas there is no agreement or ceasefire. we are victorious in this war. his war minister said the same thing. the end of the war in gaza must be accompanied by the destruction of hamas and the return of the kidnapped. the destruction of his image in the international community with the crimes he committed in gaza, the zionists' protest against him, internal pressure and the failure of the army. netanyahu was responsible for the security control of gaza until october 7th. what did he do until then? he failed completely. all this made him reach out to others for an agreement, as revealed by axios. an american official said: "when magrek was about to leave the meeting." kordiahu caught his game and said: we need this agreement. he then asked magger to call biden once again with the emir of qatar so that he could complete the asra exchange agreement. now they admit the upper hand of hamas and its increasing popularity after the war. the war in gaza increased the popular base o

hamas isis has to be defeated.hese modern day monsters have to be defeated and we will defeat them. >> sean: my last question, i want, i know your time is very limited here but you are open to a potential deal for the release of hostages. one, and number two, and even though joe bind has said very publicly he's calling on you for a pause, is that not happening? even though he said -- he did say that himself last week? >> no, we came to a clear understanding. i think there is a clear difference between a general cease-fire, which would only do for the release of the hostages, and again, it would be a temporary one and after that we would continue the battle until it's final culmination of victory, and i distinguish that from local pauses or local humanitarian corridors that we make to enable people to leave the zone of battle so we're doing that we're actually, i think, have an understanding on that but more importantly, the larger understanding is this. this is not a minor battle between two tribes. this is not a m

other people that go to iran, the whole city, all of them were murdered by the terrorists hamas isis. 6:30 in the morning all of us heard the alarm. we didn't know what to do in this moment. we go inside to the shelter room a moment after we hear the alarm, i went behind my window. the terrorists were yelling in arabic. i heard a grenade all over the place. in this moment i was hiding below my bed inside my house. my bedroom is the shelter room. so i hide there for almost three hours. and then at 10:00 a.m. i heard that they spilled something into my house. they shoot inside my house. they shoot outside behind my window. i hear civilians screaming. i hear a woman that is screaming don't touch my children. after that i hear some guy telling them i don't speak arabic. anything that they will tell you, i cannot explain the scary seconds and moments that i have when i hide there. at 10:00 a.m. they spilled something inside to my house. a moment after i hear it again they are shooting inside my house. one second after i hear the fire inside my house. the smoke, the moment i go out from bel

the hamas, isis, started this war on us on october 7th. i believe in the government. know they are doing the best they can by negotiation but the policies such as usa, such as qatar, such as egypt, and they're doing the best they can. the negotiation will continue, i believe this is the first step to take the hostages out. they need to the take care of all of them and to take them out. joey: i know that as a father, i have a 14-year-old son myself and i can't put myself in your shoes because i just -- i haven't experienced that but just know he that we're praying for your son's return as quick as possible. i know it's probably difficult right now but tomorrow's a new day and so we hope and pray that your son gets home safe. >> i appreciate it. yes, we are very hopeful. we are full of faith. the release has givens us all strength. we are all strong and we're waiting for my son. he is a strong guy. he probably is in a difficult situation. i can't imagine it. you can't imagine not to see your son for one day or if it's not -- maybe he's not on his mobile so this is 51 da