israel?d israel?— relationships better between syria and israel? i very much ho -e syria and israel? i very much hepe that — syria and israel? i very much hope that the _ syria and israel? i very much hope that the israelis - syria and israel? i very much hope that the israelis are - hope that the israelis are reaching out. in fact, i read that israelis are reaching out through the druze community. that is a hagrid box sect, you could say it is a branch of islam. 0f could say it is a branch of islam. of course the islamists don't recognise them, israel muslims, but regardless they lived in syria and lebanon and israel for hundreds of years, and there is a back channel dialogue between israel and the current groups that are controlling syria as well as between israel and turkey, which is very important, because turkey came out as the winner, as well as qatar, in this confrontation, whereas russia and iran suffered probably the greatest geopolitical setbacks in their history of recent decades,

just so what are israel's funds in syria? this is insightful in the hello and welcome to the program i'm telling you. navigate on with the eyes of the world on damascus. as we said, government falls, israel's attention has been on southern syria. is really tanks crossed into syria, seizing more territory alongside the occupied goal on heights, tearing up a 50 year old international agreement designating the area a buffer zone. and is really war planes have been busy in syria to bombing damascus with is really military warning. syrian civilians in southern villages to stay in doors far right is really politicians have for some time been openly discussing, extending israel's borders. they say that ancient scripture deem syrian territory including the capital to be part of the greater israel. so are these theories a far right fantasy or an indication that israel in tends to expands in syria? what are is those plans and will it's safe to exploit the turmoil in syria? we'll get to where i guess in a moment, but 1st this report by

israel, after the seventh of october, is a different israel. if we were security paranoid before, we will be much more in the future. much more. and hamas will be destroyed to the level that they cannot have a military anymore and cannot repeat the seventh of october once again. [applause] >> thank you. thank you for sharing that with such powerful detail. we all will remember that, i know. i want to ask you about the war that has followed, which is now lasted for nine months, and i want you to put on your military intelligence and assessment hat. give us a situation report of where things stand now, after nine months, how degraded has hamas been? how successful has the idf been in executing its military plan? what would you say about where we are and what is left to do? >> i think first, david, we should go out of gaza. we started with gaza. the next day, started to shoot in the north, then the houthis, then the militia in iraq, iran. if i wear the national security advisor, i would say to the prime minister, it is time to redefine the goals o

all the new rulers in damascus, a greater danger to israel than the sod was. or i don't really think so. certainly not now where the, you know, situation where they lack the weapons that were once in syria. i think uh, you know, i shut uh, you know, the guy who is, who is now running. uh, syria on behalf of, uh, h t s. uh i have to rush um is uh, is quite right when he says that the syrian people can sustain another war. i mean, they've had it and they're certainly not going to go to war against israel at this at this stage. on the other hand is rarely so look at the very weakness of the new regime and they ask themselves, well, suppose there are splinter groups a more radical jo, hottest or as long as to who really want to take on israel and inflict some damage on it. or dr draws really blood and that's they have to, they have to take that view i, i would have thought. so what they're doing right now is establishing a buffer zone or extending a buffer zone between israel and, and, and syria in the hope that this will give them some, give israel more strategic

israel is a miracle. israel is foundational to the united states and the american dream. earlier this year as a mention i have a honor of addressing israeli leaders in the hallowed halls of their knesset. after we witnessed the most vicious, brutal attack on the jewish people since the holocaust. and i assured them that the vile anti-semitism spewed on so-called elite campuses and even yes from this white house under joe biden, harris, those views do not reflect the views of the american people. let me be clear. the american people stand firmly behind israel and the jewish people. i see this in the small town in upstate new york district and among college students i've met with an heard from. everyday americans understand that israel's fight is not israel alone and that the same pro-hamas terrorist sympathizers who chant death to israel also chant death to america. these terrorists want to topple israel, topple the united states and we must never yield. and we will never surrender. that's part of why i have sponsored and supported every single measure to aid for israel th

with israel in his time of need. a year after that trip i was of the president and the situation room, were for the second time. five president biden or the u.s. military to take direct action to defend israel from a significant attack launched by iran. side by side u.s. naval destroyers joint israeli air defense to intercept a rainfall of inbound missiles, ballistic missiles fired direct with her my rot over the past 15 months we have remained vigilant to the further threats and attacks from iran and its proxies including hamas, hezbollah and houthi. people seem to forget the basic fact that of this conflict in these past 15 months. israel did not seek or start this work. hamas started this were invading and military formations killing 1200 people. kidnapping and holding hostage hundreds more. around the world. iran then made a fateful choice to join in and open a multi- front war against israel. backed by the ironclad security with the united states, israel has defeated two direct attacks are my ron directly struck

central command to israel.dent trump's wise decision to call out on rock for what it is, a hive of anti-semitism and eliminate every dollar of u.s. funding. when the enemy is inside the gates of the united nations america must be the one to call it by its name and destroy it. president trump on did this and we will return to the strategies and. you know as well as i that the enemy is inside more than just the gates of the united nation. it's all so powerful western institutions in my country and beyond this is why total victory is not just physical self-defense but ideological self-defense. as chair of the house republican conference i'm proud that house republicans have passed bipartisan resolution to support of israel. called out anti-semitism in the house of congress and brought transparency to the anti-semitic propaganda push on american students and paid for by foreign adversaries repacked those like the deterrence act to ensure foreign enemies cannot point in the lives of american students stop i also ser

accusing israel of genocide. island rejects the claim, saying it favors peace upholds human rights. president, the modem is a lens. he says you claim is ready to provide humanitarian assistance to syria. he's offering wheat flour and oil during the nations, and the 8 organizations are able to buy some products from ukraine and send them on to countries in need. government tonsil ourselves is facing a confidence votes in a few hours that will likely pave the way for new elections. in february, schoultz cool, devote following the collapse of his governing coalition was predict his social democrats. little news due to the conservatives. not well thought of these in the french overseas territory of maya out there. hundreds of people have been killed by the most destructive cycling. in nearly a century, the small island of the east african coast was already franz's poorest overseas region before it was devastated, just devastated by cycling side to night. the storm has raised visibly in the humanitarian situation. fir

groups to take root to take violence against israel.porary occupation of some of those areas i think is understandable and i would not resize israel for that. host: and is up first -- ed is in new jersey. caller: i noticed that the guest didn't mention the u.s. presence in the north of syria and i believe that reports are that they are taking the syrian allele. my think -- syrian oil. my thinking is one of the reasons that the assad regime has fallen is the u.s. is stealing from those people. his existence was dependent upon his ability to compromise and get the support of others. he faced an uphill climb the fact that he held on as long as he has was commendable. comments on how the united states has played an important role in the demise of assad. guest: it is important to get that on the table. there are a to the thousand u.s. troops in that area. i think we have been happy to see the kurds take the oil we are not taking the oil. we have been for governance in the north and east where they had no ability to provide it. i mostly agree

this is classic of israel to _ israel has chosen?osen? this is classic of israel to attack infrastructure | of israel to attack infrastructure but the thing concerning me is that this is infrastructure critical to the population. the houthis were trying to bait the israelis knowing the strategy to attack those sites because it would inferior rate the public and increase the recruitment locally that is pretty much with the israelis did. in turn they could have just targeted the leadership and missile launch areas and the military houses in this is what we have seen over the past the hours comes outcry from the public locally. people saying they could have gone for the artery of the houthis but instead they chose to attacks civilian infrastructure. fix, attacks civilian infrastructure. a strike on the airport, the head of the who was there, are you surprised that they carried out the strike with the potential knowledge that there was a high—ranking un member there was a high—ranking un member there as well. was there was a high-ranking

anything indicative bad israel. for example, in 1995 created a security zone and so the 11 and taking at 11 seventies territory south of the tani river, the defense minister at the time, she won't perez, so it will be the only the flux, winter lebanon. and his role didn't leave for the 15 years. all right, so the truth would have time will tell is the long and show a will have to say whether it's ralph really does demonstrate any intent to the, even if it doesn't, it could be that for a very long time. okay, but do you want to weigh in on us? so yeah, actually um, i have to remind you a drawing and the view is that uh in 2007 is while strong the, uh, uh, syrian nuclear reactor. and this is buried into the message that it's not about the buffer zone. if celia had the nuclear facility, then usually a bomb the today we were in the different ball. okay. so in the model was when you have terrorism and is what, what is very worried about the disability, the risk that the rebels would take over the chemical chemical weapon

and they turned in a guest house was orchestrated by israel. the attack killed honey and, and his body guard. and this acknowledgements i have to say is very significant. it highlights it's rose, willingness to execute high stakes operations deep inside a run in territory. so a cap, israel has previously planned responsibility for targeting other high profile leaders, targeting and healing, including his role as chief. and how much is needed, garza but the need is case is really official state silent. it's full months. why fi? a way that an admission could provoke a strong, a read and responds, and that fear it seems, has now faded to her on the storage back her of her mouse has yet to officially respond to the slate. the statement by is really defense minister. however, tensions between israel and iran remain dangerously high with both sides, accusing each other of escalating aggression back to rachel, maria the is really defense minister also took responsibility for over throwing the syrian government. how accurate is that claim to get off to

israel. we have israel because of what israel does is regards human rights violations. we're applied, stay below for detailed in your sales by our sales weight limit. ready sorry to jump so quickly, but you're not value because that's why the americans are giving you tens of billions or hundreds of millions of dollars weapons without the united states. you are you, you don't have a country. i don't think so. if you look at the united states, the defense age, to nature, to south korea, to japan, it's 100 times where the are doing with is with this right? small rock security corporation, they enjoy our technology. they're enjoy our strategic and tactical lead. um, i would say he'd be innovations and also the us and it was our natural elyse because of assistance. you know, the democracies support democracy is not only that is where they know that the united states is what is the most dependable l i of the united states in the region at all. and is they need and they, they are interest east to ha

israel's political establishment. it seeks to invoke the bible and tore us to justify expanding israel's territory across parts of the middle east, including extending israel's borders to damascus. as he explained in a tv documentary by the french or to channel, i want a jewish state. what does that mean? a jewish state, it's very complex, it's a country run according to the values of the jewish people. these are all suffering . she extends from the sea to the georgia and it does. and that would you go on to conquer the other side of the georgia? absolutely, but slowly a great religious elders used to say that the future of jerusalem was to extend as far as damascus. it's too early to know how serious main opposition leader album, hospital gilani. we work with other rebels groups and ultimately how they will address israel n around. but he's given an indication of his thinking this victory, my brothers is a new chapter in our history. this is a tonic points for the region. how many dangers of we avoid that? a sub 100

support for israel.ately in the aftermath the holocaust, we saw one of our most elite universities sale. it was moral bankruptcy we saw unfold. did you see that clip? the world saw that and i want to take you into that. i was deeply concerned with the rise of anti-semitism particularly after the attacks against israel. i graduated from harvard myself what i'm most proud of, i graduated state a conservative. [applause] so i encourage my calling we need to have a hearing to address and combat anti-semitism on college campuses and she agreed that the hearing university presidents from penn and harvard. throughout the hearing we did not get a lot of direct answers. they were trying to avoid answering machines. the question now for the last question of the committee hearing, not my prepared question. i thought how can i ask this in a moral way x calling for the genocide of jews violate their code of conduct? one after the other after the other said it depends on the prospect in the world heard. we know it is

agreement between israel and syria. what does this tell you about israel's plans and syria? well, these ready perspective is we made this agreement with the country or regime no longer exists the sod received brands and it wasn't made was that the shower of the side, it was made with a sod spot, the heads of the sides. and now we're seeing israel basically trying to maximize, and it's at so called security, but also projected interest inside syria. so we have seen israel take the buffer, so that is a just sort of 250 square kilometers. so it's not a huge amount of to have a tray. what be interesting to you is how much this is coordinated with un forces. it's unlikely the un would have allow this to take place. but lately, there is a, around a 1000 un troops. it within the buffer zone, and they felt very vulnerable, likely indeed to happen. some attacks against un peacekeepers as of late. so this is very much israel acting unilaterally to maximize that security. does this believe that taking territories equal security? n

she told me more about israel's military operations in syria. yeah, i'm right now here in this too is a town of much those homes in the okay, part a golden heights and it's, it's was a quiet too, but we see also the reinforcements here we have right now behind me you can see probably a uh and is really time the army is here, stations along the seas file on and behind that actually is already the buffer zone . and then if you look even further the, then you would see syria. and now this is all very, very close together. so what happened to you over the weekend is that what is very concerned is that uh, is rarely, uh the is ready to have moved into positions within the syrian side of this stuff. isn't. they have been saying that the syrian army, unless those positions, they went and saw it, this is to repel any idea of the opposition groups or rather group some of the syrian. so to come, i'd says to the board a here. now they also have research of claims or reports that we've been hearing from a syria that some of the tags went even further. so we

i'm not the israel plans to shut it's dublin embassy siding, ireland, empty israel stance. those relations between the 2 nations further deteriorate. dublin has called the decision deeply regrettable. last week, ireland supported south africa's genocide case against israel at the international court of justice. in october, ireland and una feel rejected israel's calls to withdraw peacekeepers from level known citing is really forces proximity to irish troops as concerning. and it may, ireland, alongside spain and norway recognize palestine as a state prompting israel to records invoice. a bobby mcdonough is a former irish ambassador to the u. k. u and italy. you're joining us sir from dublin. thank you for your time. your reaction to israel shutting its embassy in our live a well, it's like, oh, it's a southern country and it's free to take whatever decisions it wants. but it's, um it's, it's a broad island does. likewise, the southern country with a somewhat higher model standing in the world and as well as at the moment. and we also say precheck, how decisions about the ba

a israel, what's the, what's the israel is position now, how is israel, esteban, how, how's the israel going? going to benefit now off of the toppling of the assad government. it is realized that keeping the kindly start today and they are taking land as they see fit, they are absolutely ignore restrictions of operations in syria and you know, airstrikes in series when they are searching. so you're having a common occurrence for years now. and over the past week and along there's been over 200 of them over the past day. i'm sorry, there's the number 200 airstrikes from israel taken out. all serial number of defense has taken out all way from the but sticking out all uh, can we collapse as they describe them? a would not position or what? so ever. you know, these are these rambles, these insurgents visa, you know, syrian liberators. they're not doing a single thing to stop israel from come, you mean this out and they can serial align, occupying it. yeah. and the fox to, i'm mixing the goal on hired to yesterday, prime minister benjamin netanyahu, when so they've all on highs to pick up

of being anti israel and anti semitic. the irish prime minister assignment harris. how strongly rejected the accusations, he says his country is pro piece pro human rights and pro international law. it comes just after ireland back south africa's genocide case at the international court of justice. and israel's ambassador has not been seen in dublin since may. when ireland said it would recognize the palestinian states along with spain on norway. so what's behind israel's decision and why now? we'll get to where i guess in a moment, 1st this reports from homes. i'm a how much are it is right, is set to close its embassy in island. it follows dublin's decision to support sub africa's agenda said case against is that right of the international court of justice last week? is there any foreign minister gideon sought accused island of having what he called extreme on is really policies a view rejected by the irish prime minister. this is d d. i regret, hold on. i will push back very strongly against any attempt by any country t

so news for jihad this fighting on the border with israel. these are hard, like the hardest, profess hatred, but these rail. yes. never heard any is really to those reports were you the israel's helping wounded? i'll call you to align fighters. as i said before, in a different context is always useful also to deal with your enemies in a humane way. so we have a different account with cuz by law, a totally different account. because because of allies cut out the type of actions against us, which would preclude us from going into what the archive has done, a kind of to the best of my recollection was up to now not to attack israel. the enemy of my enemy is my friend, the phrase goos. even it seems. if that friend is the devil more i guess the see. now say this terrorist groups launched their lightning offensive in syria here ron has repeatedly pointed the figure. i have the us and these will interest and report independent journalist robot look, has reviewed how washington has been continuously arming extremists in they live. the strategy was s

israel is still like air strikes in _ gaza. israel is still like air strikes in different - gaza.r strikes in different place | gaza. israel is still like air| strikes in different place of gaza and one where the five journalists were killed so it added according to the palestinian press more than 100 journalists killed since seven october. more than 400 people, journalists, were injured, and in addition to that the hospital is under threat and the aid through the international school for emergency aid to the hospital is so situation there is a problem and putting pressure on to reach a ceasefire but the problem is the huge gap between israel and hamas with reaching a ceasefire so there is a hope of reaching that in the last few days but it is now in doubt because of what is happening now and how must saying israel are putting more conditions and israel saying hamas is not following, is not complying with the requirement of the ceasefire so there is a big gap between them but unintelligible people in gaza. between them but unintelligible peeple in gaza-— let's speak to dr ali mamo

so what exactly did the defense minister lane was israel directly involved and toppling. i saw was a think the rebels in directory. yes. and we all know that. and we've all seen that israel shared common enemies with the rebels in see red and didn't told it's operations against his ball even as the rebels advanced towards damascus. but couldn't administer painting at the most direct role. let's not forget the following assaults full. his role sees the boxes on the syrian go on highs, go in far beyond the previous degree boundaries and attend. yeah. when i opened the stating that israel will hold onto this territory for rapper on monday. the 10. yeah. will rates are rates of israel's and visions to we shape the middle is signaling at both hand, the surface of regional strategy crew shift fission us here. as i promised 2 days after the will began, we have transforming the middle east on a continuous string of successes in victories. is there any, you know, most respect in our region and the entire world? this is not something i'm saying. our friends are saying it. but i pla

israel will not hesitate and israel will not forgive. to the who fees, -- to the houthis, perhaps have not been paying attention to what happens in the middle east over the past year. well allow me to remind you what has happened to hamas, to hezbollah, to assad. to all those who have attempted to destroy us. let this be your final warning. it is not a threat, it is a promise. you will share the same miserable fate. thank you madam president. >> i think the representative of israel for their statement. there are no further names subscribed on the list of speakers, but before adjoining the meeting, as this was the last scheduled meeting of this counsel the month of december, i would like to take a moment and express sincere appreciation of the delegation of the united states to the members of this council. and to the secretary. for all of the support you have given us. indeed as you know it has been a busy month. and one in which we rallied on several important issues under our peer review. we could not have done it alone without the hard

israel says it is israel says it has destroyed syria's naval fleet as it continues attacks on syriany installations for a third day. israel's defence minister said its forces were operating to destroy strategic capabilities that threatened israel — and had acted with what he called �*great success'. dozens of military installations and airbases are reported to have been hit. israel says it's trying to stop weapons falling into the hands of extremists and has ordered its military to create a �*weapons—free zone' in southern syria. syria's neighbours and the united nations have called for the attacks to stop. israel has denied reports that its troops are advancing on damascus. turkey's president erdogan has welcomed the capture of two syrian towns which had been under kurdish control. the syrian national army, which is backed by ankara, has been attempting to take over territory ever since the rule of bashar al—assad began collapsing last week. normal life is gradually returning to the syrian capital. the islamist rebel leadership has chosen the man who's been running most of idlib pro

and so israel is actually doing the office in israel from day one as target to the civilian population in the gaza strip, making all kinds of claims to the combatants, use them as human shields and all kinds of billing. as you've said in the beginning, we're getting close to 15000 people. but at the same time, it has been using every mechanisms in the folk problem destroying cost tools and all other nights saving and life sustaining institutions impact thousands of students. whether it's water, whether it's the production of food in the gaza strip except trucks to basically star the population and render them docile to do whatever israel wants them to do. and if they don't, as, as, as it has been said, they will die. so it's a policy of extermination in court. and in violation of the law, i mean, violation of the spirit of the law that says that the occupying power is responsible for the well being of disability and population. and so civilians are targeted by israel. i'm, they want, i just want to play a clip, you talked about it, but at the beginning of the program, israel is full of

and israel has refused to comply with any of these orders. so to give you just an example, the i, c, j orders ordered. israel just use trying to sidle acts to stop obstructing humanitarian aid. and to halt it's envisioned as well as keep that off crossing open. and we know very well that israel has not only destroyed that of crossing there by closing it since may. they have carried out a full scale invasion over a 100 encourage all of your viewers to look at the satellite images before and after israel's invasion. and they continue every day of obstructing humanitarian aid. if you look at the latest data from ocean published in september, you will see that this continues to take place with respect to food medicine and women sanitary products. and we also know that genocidal acts continue just a few days ago and it's real returned $88.00, posting and bodies to palestinians in garza, and identified with no explanation of how they were killed during what circumstances or who they even are. and this continues on a daily basis. um, but the problem

city i was an active and a mistake to israel. it attacked us again and again, it's allows us to attack us from its territory. it's allowed to run through, i'm says will last through. star 3. chatham clements is a former diplomat and former pentagon official. you joins us from washington, dc. adam, thanks for being with us. since the us it was name was pop up last week. israel has hit syria with more than 500 airstrikes. the latest ones were near the coastal city of talk to us. and israel says it's targeting strategic military sites and insist the threats posed by syria remain significant. what from your vantage point is israel's ultimate intention here and how long do you think this is going to go on? or thank you mohammed. i think we don't have, of course, access to the intelligence that the israelites are using to base their strikes off of. we also don't know what others in the us intelligence community, for example, know about these. but i would right now speculate to think that we looked in the lens of iran and what's been go

it's long been said that israel looks to syria and the assad regime. the past assad regime as the devil. they knew in effect, and that while they certainly didn't love him, they at least knew him and knew his father going back decades so they could deal with the threat across the border. now they have something new. they have rts hayat tahrir al-sham u.s. still says tied tied to isis, still considered a terrorist organization, has a past with al qaida. does israel prefer the past as opposed to the present well jim, certainly no one should prefer the assad regime which was cruel and oppressive towards its own people and served as a central pillar in the iranian axis in the region, causing all sorts of mayhem, death and destruction across the middle east. >> so i don't think anyone in israel is bemoaning the fall of the assad regime. nor, frankly, should anyone in the region. certainly in syria itself. that doesn't say that we are not at the entry of some kind of period of possible instability and chaos. we acknowledge that we probably are, and that as y

with israel. they are divided composition including some extremities factions. radicals makes a potential alliance, fraught with danger. and israel has no illusions about the nature of these rambles, and for now what we can see is real is laser focused on protecting its folders and neutralize in rates. but as the situation evolves, it raises a bigger question in the region were shaped by shifting a lines and power struggles can pragmatism overcome is trust, or will history repeats itself with more con, 6, and only time will tell bush out a lot side is now here in most go this way, he and his family think profit asylum once you monetary and crowns. and the rosters for ministry said the president had agreed to step down off the reaching an agreement with the warring sides in syria. moscow adds its military bases and syria are on high or low, but we understand they faced no significant security temperatures. we are following with extreme concern the dramatic events in syria. as a result of negotiatio

i frankly think that israel is — there? i frankly think that israel is doing _ there?nk that israel is doing above andl israel is doing above and beyond what is needed and what is required of a combatant in order to supply humanitarian aid. there's four open crossings from israel into the gaza strip where hundreds of truck loads are providing humanitarian goods every day. the serious issue in gaza is that hamas uses the humanitarian aid as a leverage of control over the population. but israel is working together with various international organisations, some of them un, some of them not un, and simply flooding the gaza strip with food, with blankets, with fuel, with all of the basic necessities, granted, the situation in gaza is fears of approaching. there's fears of famine in gaza. is israel doing enough to get aid to the people there? i enough to get aid to the people there? ., ~ , ~ enough to get aid to the people there? . ~ , ~ ., there? i frankly think that israel is — there? i frankly think that israel is doing _ there? i frankly think that israel is doing above

the program, not to nations close on israel to respect serious sovereignty. following days of strikes, seizure form assuming only positions and multiplied going on hunts. and all that is rarely attack on guns is on this route in refugee camp, kills at least 30 palestinians to silence off with us. for c spot here this month, the new mexico's most important events and the catholic church calls for troops between warring criminal games. the will begin in syria where there's an international push for smooth political transition. and regional stability of the asset regime was toppled by opposition. forces earlier this week, but the key is intelligence chief for him calling is in damascus, holding towards the serbian leaders, including cad take apartments. tim, i made a ship, us secretary of state st, blinking is into a tier. but he met suppressed into a chip tab at the one that talks focused on stability in syria. the us is one of the main back cause of the kurdish that soon democratic forces which anchored considers to be a terrorist group. but area ben couldn't

and i have to say that the sides fall is a mixed bag for israel. on one hand, it's a big blow to the round his policy or access that as well as long to post on the other new players. a new role or is of syria includes radical factions, openly hostile to israel, raising the serious concerns of course, and for now, as well as watching from the sidelines. it's no secret that the rebels have been fighting. israel's atom is recently and he's real, hasn't student that way. and we've seen that in the last days. but in fact, some rebel fractions have even express tags to israel. here's one example, let's take a list of them. and we are fully aware that the iranian access has become weak. it began to collapse after these really bombardments of hezbollah and its leaders. the axis was generally very weak and there was no resistance. the factions advanced was rapid and unexpected. we truly think is real for its defeat of this axis. but again, in the long term, israel has no illusions about the nature of the rebels. they remain a troubling neighbour, but israel

but if there is, would it be hard if a israel to restart the fighting? if, if let's say, for arguments sake, there's a 60 day pools or truce, or c spot. i am quite sure that there's a way to find the excuse to review the war in augusta back to the is ready right away and i would like to add, but the reason we regarding dropped is on the right. we start the preparing a se missing. i will regarding the was back to the united with drop administration. so for all this really right away and the fact the guys don't use ours, we go draw it. that's fine. no, let's work on the westbank. this is the next target. i suggest not, not a founding, the west bank because of the right with you with the dairy on christ as a drug and the blood shifted the general. so i'm in the gulf stream. okay, well, i'm not, i'm just on sticking with netanyahu. what all his calculations, that is it. okay. i'll go to see file with his bullet and 11 on us all last night is gone. so gonzo is week and i'm in a stronger position to be able to make any mind a compromise that i might have to on

well, here's another one for you. israel was israel, i'm a somehow able to bomb the hell out of syria knocking out every go tank and gun without killing a civilian. you haven't cause it can't bomb a single factory without the bombing of 10 hospitals and killing a 100, you know, individuals. so somehow there's a, there must be better targeting answer isn't there isn't garza or 11 on. but the of the whole thing is a far as we saw it about a week before the take over, we saw the sea. and intuitively assuming gets role as an adjunct to the c. i a and white washing and blow drying these terrorist event, hold up and live and turn them into wonderful freedom fighters, giving them a shape regard. good bar jacket. i add a uh, fidel castro, a beard, and boom, you're off to the races. here we go and not someone else to cheer a new flag to raise a new flag to wave. and the american congress, of course, is screening for sanctions to be lifted and more money to be sent. it's really quite amazing stanley because you know, this program which i've, we've been following the, the proxy war, the dirty pr

and support israel's right to self defense? these attacks have nothing to do with a right to self defense. they are nothing other than military aggression by the collective west against the sovereign states. ukrainian forces attacked at russia as a hot us on the regional hospital leading wreckage on the inside and out. that is, as moscow strikes back, getting a ministry field on imo depos, that'd be on the front line. and rwanda taking aim with the traffic in the hopefully see has his eyes set to declare a full my belgian king sight though, perhaps dismissing the atrocities his story and say, well committed during his rule over the east african countries, the edit yourself to 6 pm on new year's eve here at most go out to you is live on worldwide with the news team remaining very hard at work. so straight to a top story for you right now on the program as the us and british or the coalition of conducting strikes in yemen, targeting a who's the come on to control facility in the capital that comes off that you haven't lost the ba

we talked a lot about israel. the who for now seems to be the main beneficiary of what's happening in syria. there have been some estimates that up to 80 percent of serious military infrastructure has been destroyed on the israeli tanks and out positions within the the 18 kilometers of the syrian capital on me. all know what the israel takes, it rarely returns. do you think it will stop there or do you think it would go perhaps further? because i've heard some is real officials now open, amusing about the mass because being part of a, supposedly great israel. what do you think it will stop really hard to see where it will stop because it's very hard to say, well, consult them. the problem is nobody in the immediate region has any kind of a defense against is a wild be? is there any um, it has proven to be pretty effective and in grounds going back in southern lebanon, the example of fins ability to just found countries in the us of mason told me to supply just close by the united states and germany is on talented