figs why are some jewish schools closed in the united kingdom?— in the united kingdom?. there _ in the united kingdom? as far as i know, there are _ in the united kingdom? as far as i know, there are four _ in the united kingdom? as far as i know, there are four schools - in the united kingdom? as far as i know, there are four schools in . know, there are four schools in london that is closed. people running the schools say there students's security, a sense of what's has happened over the last few days, has led to a surge of anti—semitism, it is been seen on the streets, it has been a huge political issue in the uk over the last few years. the labour party in particular. we are seeing across the arab world huge demonstrations. thank you so much for helping to answer some of those questions. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello. our first chill of the autumn heading our way this weekend. some of you are already feeling it across parts of scotland and northern ireland today. the blue colours on this chart show where temperatures are below norma

the final point i would _ our united kingdom. the final point i would make our united kingdom.ould make is the other thing that is now really, really clear in scottish _ is now really, really clear in scottish politics is there is only one party— scottish politics is there is only one party that is trying to persuade anyone _ one party that is trying to persuade anyone in_ one party that is trying to persuade anyone in scotland. the conservatives, the morally bankrupt conservatives, the morally bankrupt conservatives are really appealing to their _ conservatives are really appealing to their hardcore base. the incompetent and out of touch and snp is only— incompetent and out of touch and snp is only appealing to their hardcore base _ is only appealing to their hardcore base it _ is only appealing to their hardcore base it is — is only appealing to their hardcore base. it is only labour that is saying. — base. it is only labour that is saying, let's pull our country together _ saying, let's pull our country together and let's deliver that transformative change for every part of

the representative of the 326th kingdom, mr.eived everyone, her cobra will sing, like a snake can sing, she only hisses and, so that’s who was cheating them, it turns out that they have the main thing, it’s bad, but you ask why, and i will answer, because i don’t believe that she arranged all this for the sake of winning the competition. wait, and of course you’ll say, stop it, gray one, you’re always thinking something bad, well say, stop it, gray, you’re always imagining something bad, van, what are you doing, my heart skipped a beat , something happened to vaselisa, come on, stop it, van, you’re always imagining something bad, nightmare , nightmare! what's happened? a note was planted, now the waters are shaking, we remind you that we left the hotel before 11:00 on monday, thank you for choosing our hotel, imagine, so what? like what? not that, here we inform you that vasilisa has been kidnapped, don’t try to look for her, you still won’t find her, however, you can look, you still won’t find her. what a disaster, but there’s

kingdom.for updating us- — united kingdom. thank you for updating us. let— united kingdom. thank you for updating us. let us _ united kingdom. thank you for updating us. let us get - united kingdom. thank you for updating us. let us get more l united kingdom. thank you forl updating us. let us get more on united kingdom. thank you for i updating us. let us get more on the hostage situation. with more than a hundred israelis thought to be taken hostage. live now to a leading expert on hostage taking rachel briggs — a ceo of the clarity factory, a security think tank and consultancy. she's also an associate fellow of the international security programme at the chatham house think tank: welcome. thank you for being with us. israel, we understand, has now set out what is being called a hostage situation. do we know at this point how many people have been taken hostage? yes. this point how many people have been taken hostage?— taken hostage? yes, so we think it is around 150 _ taken hostage? yes, s

., ., kingdom? i thought it... i thought it preferable _ kingdom? i thought it...... i thought it preferable to have the _ kingdom? i thought it... i thought it preferable to have the prime i it preferable to have the prime minister actually focused on the impending catastrophe that we faced on that day and i thought that, generally speaking, him talking to the das did not advance any cause. the devolved administrations had an entitlement to confer with the prime minister of the united kingdom in the face of this unprecedented crisis. , .. , crisis. they did, and they did confer, crisis. they did, and they did confer. but _ crisis. they did, and they did confer, but generally - crisis. they did, and they did i confer, but generally speaking it was better to confer with officials and michael gove in my opinion. m65 and michael gove in my opinion. was number ten — and michael gove in my opinion. was numberten any better? and michael gove in my opinion. was number ten any better? you describe it as a hopeless structure for dealing with a major crisis. what did you mea

disasters in morocco and libya and the news of the ansarulah movement delegation visiting the... kingdom of saudi arabia for peace talks. the talk of saudi normalization with the israeli entity and the efforts made by the biden administration to complete the abraham accord where the focus of the international and regional media, not because of something new said by the crown prince of the kingdom of saudi arabia, but because supposedly the kingdom's strongest man is the one who said it this time. we know that the normalization talks began several years ago, for months secretly and publicly we did not... fire the story of its failure which was leaked by the saudi media outlet, which was denied on the same day by both washington and tel aviv. when bin salman was asked in his interview with fox news what he needed for normalization with the israeli entity, he said, there has been contact with the biden administration to achieve this, and for us, the palestinian issue is very important. we need to resolve this issue. we have good negotiations going on so far, and we will see where things. so

these are actual gods and also a goddess symbolising the kingdom and the fertility of the kingdom.chus i. 0k. i need to ask you more about him. yes. i want to know, though, where are their heads? their heads are down because of the natural disasters. so no—one came and... no—one. 0k. well, that's good! so tell me about mount nemrut. what do i need to know? two archaeologists arrive here, karl sester and otto puchstein in 1881. and when they first arrived here, they were shocked because they were expecting to see assyrian monuments. and then they realised that actually there is something very different and actually greek and persian cultures are uniting in mount nemrut. wow. so creating something unique? yeah, something unique. this religious sanctuary shows the greek gods zeus and apollo and hercules the hero with greek faces but persian clothing and hairstyling. alongside these composite deities is antiochus i, the king of the commagene empire. it's a small empire. it survived for 234 years on the western part of the euphrates river. during his reign, the kingdom was very, very ri

skou, apparently, is the city of david's kingdom. it's a very hot day.he danish troops were defeated in the scenes of pskov, they then collapsed at the entrance to revil, and today talin. the pack went there, the wings of the sun caught the dog's claw, and then in the distance the sword of the garaden knight was caught. let's get back to you sooner and give the enemies a kick once again. the udziachny pskaviches immediately dug the pit to become their prince. vos geta pavarot. ale not vabyats vayara tronda roznya іntrigі. yes, that's why there were troubling news from the land. pakul david gave pskov, the peramovs were right with the germans. kryzhaki znoў attack the garads of the vyalikag principality. david understands that in case of peramagchi, you need to fight first. he collects the garadzenians on the march to prussia. at that time , the war was extremely dry and dry, and the cavalry for bosam was ready to be replaced. david ryzyknu. the problems of the flood and the vaisk logic, which collapse during the spring flood, are the most unbearable for

riad on thursday september 19 in the first public visit to the kingdom by an official at this level, and these visits in both directions are considered a quick translation of what the saudi prince had announced about continued progres in the normalization talks with the zionist entity, which are taking place within a trapertite framework. after the news of the visit made by the zinist regime minister of tourism to the kingdom of saudi arabia, saudi social media users wildly criticized the strip with several hashtags, including we do not accept normalization, no to normalization, and normalization is treason. where does palestine fit in all of this? well, mahmoud abbas seemingly believes in the necessity of benefiting from the expected normalization. that was evident when the secretary of the executive committee of the plo hossain sheikh headed a delegation that visited riyad on the 5th of last month where he met with saudi officials to inform them that the palestinian authority, despite its adherence to the arab peace initiative. will not stand in the way of the agreement and will no

so it's not just that it has implications for the people of the united kingdom. i and the u. k. passport holder. my wife is palestinian. we have lost 2 members of our family and this ongoing conflict. are you telling me that i am not able to hold up a national flag? the united kingdom has a um, a palestine mission in london. its not allowed to display its flag. what is the palestinian authority, which represents that palestine missed you and have to do with him as they have no relations with him as in fact, they rejected him as democratic election in 2006. they have no unity government with them. in fact, the fact that the faction for the palestinian authority, which, which of course upholds the palestinian flag and represents the palestinian people, the palestinian national apart archie of the united nations, went to a civil war at one point with him us. so what does this have to do? i guess you would argue that it was waving the flag in certain circumstances that could be deemed harassments of, of the jewish community in the u. k. i guess some would argue that you're trying

from viiden's pledge during his presidential campaign to treat prince muhammad bin salman and his kingdomf khashoji. more than dozen human rights groups. recently released a joint statement accusing the biden administration of helping aid bin salman's rehabilitation on the world stage and asking it to prioritize significant and genuine human rights improvements by the saudi government. five years into rashoji's death, his case is little discussed in major media outlets, nor even in turkey where local media once publicized his tragic fate. in 2020. turkey put 26 saudi nationals on trial in absensia as the saudis refused to hand them over to istanbul, but early 2022 the case was halted. last year a turkish court transferred its trial in absenture of the 26 individuals to saudi arabia, move slammed by human rights groups. turkish authorities said it was impossible to prosecute the case because the defendants were not there in person. however, human rights organiz türkiye durdurmuş oldu bu kararla beraber suudi arabistan'a yönlendirmiş oldu davayı eee yani hukuki anlamda nasıl bir adalet sist

the kingdom is now keen on establishing official relations with the israeli entity in order to obtain us-made weapon supplies and attain its own facility for uranium enrichment. which zionist leaders will find 101 ways to prevent from happening. welcome to the midstream.man. the arab world is a verge of new phase that paves the way for the integration of the zionist entity into the region of the arabian peninsula and the abolition of palestinian. national rights. accordingly, the palestinian cause has become to certain ameres just an obstacle that must be removed. but is it really a historic agreement between a country like saudi arabia and the israeli entity that is going to be easy matter. to discuss this issue with us from beirot is dr. political commentator and head of the media committee at the global gathering in support of the choice of resistance. it's a pleasure having you with us dr. khail. now zionist saudi. normalization is supposedly done deal, and now since saudi arabia believes that benefits do come from the zionist entity, killing palestinians, raiding their homes, des

after the news, a visit made by the zinest regime minister of tourism to the kingdom of saudi arabia, saudi social media users widely criticized the trip with several hashtags including. accept normalization, no to normalization, and normalization is treason. where does palestine fit in all of this? well, mahmoud abbas seemingly believes in the necessity of benefiting from the expect normalization, that was evident with the secretary of the executive committee of the ploin sheikh headed a delegation that visited riyad on the 5th of last month where he met with saudi officials to inform them that the palestinian authority, despite its adherence to the peace initiative, will not stand in the way of the agreement. and will not oppose to saudi position if it had significant financial resources to prevent the pa's collapse. took about a good business deal, huh? anyways, not a word about establishing a palestinian state, and why would there be since benjamin netan yahoo! just a week ago announced his complete opposition to the establishment of a palestinian state in exchange for normalizati

united kingdom? >> hi, tom. good to be with you.rify, i'm speaking to you from jerusalem, not from tel aviv, just down the road. just down the road. um i think my message to the jewish community and to the general british population is actually the same message we are going through one of the darkest times that israel has had, but one of the one of the points of light is the absolute moral clarity that we are seeing from our friends and leaders throughout europe , the leaders throughout europe, the united states and so on. um, there's a tremendous amount, a tremendous amount of suffering and grief within israel. and we know that palestinia are also suffering , but there is no , no suffering, but there is no, no equivalence, no no way of making a comparison between israelis who are doing everything they can to save the lives of israelis and limit the damage to civilians in the gaza strip. and hamas is terrorist organisation that targets civilians in the israeli side and brutally abuses palestinians on the other side . palestinians on

happen in the united kingdom.is difficult and it's quite distressing for a lot of people see how people watching to see how foreign conflicts can play out through protest and celebration and also vandalism in british towns and cities. >> what's your reaction? >> what's your reaction? >> it's incredibly morally dubious to take to the streets to cheer and to celebrate and let off flares after news that , let off flares after news that, you know, 250 young people dancing at a festival have been killed? yeah that's disgusting. whether or not it should be illegal is , i think, illegal is, i think, a completely other question. and we can have our we can have our criticisms of it. but, you know, if ben. ben, if we want to have which i agree with you, universal values in a nation those you know, if i was prime minister i would those minister i would make those democracy freedom , freedom of democracy freedom, freedom of speech, freedom of association and freedom to protest and some of the you know, okay, hamas is a proscr

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as well . to the united kingdom as well.t's get your update sophia get your news update with sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> it's 1002. wenzler. >> it's1002. i'm sophia wenzler. >> it's 1002. i'm sophia wenzler in the newsroom. israel has issued an urgent warning to residents in northern gaza, telling them to move south. it follows another night of airstrikes with medical sources saying more than 50 palestinians were killed . leaflets and phone were killed. leaflets and phone messages warn those who stay in the north could be seen as sympathisers with a terrorist organisation and are putting their lives in danger . their lives in danger. meanwhile, the united nations says a second convoy of aid could be delivered to gaza today. 23 trucks were allowed to enter the strip when the rafah crossing on the border with egypt was opened for a few hours yesterday . the un says 100 yesterday. the un says 100 trucks are needed each day to meet the essential needs of palestinians . as in ukraine, palestinians. as in ukraine, russian missile

from viiden's pledge during his presidential campaign to treat prince muhammad bin salman and his kingdomoji. more than dozen human rights groups recently released a joint statement accusing the biden administration of helping aid bin salman's rehabilitation on the world stage. and asking it to prioritize significant and genuine human rights improvements by the saudi government. five years into rashoji's death, his case is little discussed in major media outlets, nor even in turkey, where local media once publicized his tragic fate. in 2020, turkey put 26 saudi nationals on trial in absentia, as the saudis refused to hand them over to istanbul, but early 2022, the case was halted. last year a turkish court transferred its trial in absentia of the 26 individuals to saudi arabia, move slammed by human rights groups. turkish authorities said it was impossible to prosecute the case because the defendants were not there in person. however, human rights organizations claimed the decision was political, a result of turkey and saudi arabia reconciling after the murder. hukuki süreci türkiye. durd

sarabs know the crimea, this is all the success and life of the future, here we are factual, this kingdomt saved for this, so as to save such hell raptounaga foray, adedzetstsa ў hour of getag foray, adapavednaya tatars, who do not know how to storm such a fortress , such ўmatsavannі, i will go, look at this kingdom and will not begin to gain and leave ts, factual for the uratavanniya of local people, the form of the budynka is unusual, ale is not zusim . the towering and decorated towers are more reminiscent of the muslim minarets, which are the christian trots. yana played a tragic role. in 1706, the troops of charles 12, marching to paltava in these lands, under the orders of the karal, abstralated the kingdom only there, because i had abandoned the monarch to your cool looks. amal is all set up, so she can get back to her, she said, looking after the new getaga budynka. in 1656, when the war of the memory of rachu paspalitay and the russian empire was over, the temple was built by the pashkojans, and the scenes of this very day bore the scars of the hell core. then the signs of a brea

kingdom to represent our nation. our with our allies and partners to apply existing international rules and norms with the purpose to promote global order and stability. where necessary, build support for additional rules and norms that meet the moment. let us be clear, when it comes to ai, america is a global leader. it is american companies that lead the world in ai innovation. american can catalyze global action and build global consensus in a way that no other country can. under president joe biden, it is america that will continue to lead on ai. there are many ways to define the leadership of our president, joe biden. even a quick review of his most recent -- [laughter] as even a quick review of his most recent victories, makes clear, some technology innovation hubs in 31 communities across our nation. [applause] to expand america's semiconductor industry. [applause] making the largest investment ever in climate in america's history. [applause] just a few points to say that president biden is a leader with a vis

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coons: let me add a simple observation i made in the united kingdom. any list of the top 10 research universities in the world include two from the u.k., cambridge and oxford, if not others. they are focusing on their particular capabilities in artificial intelligence and quantum computing. pillar two has a greater significance that it may align our three nations more closely in terms of developing really challenging and important new technologies, autonomous underwater drones, for example. our defense procurement system is antiquated, slow-moving, pick your favorite multisyllable description. i don't think anyone says that our defense innovation and procurement and deployment system is moving at the speed of technology and at the same speed of our pacing threat, the prc. is it possible that through the pillar to partnership with australia or the united kingdom, given that they are smaller militaries and may have different legal constraints or operational constraints, that we would find in them a research, development, deployment partner able to move w

for a long time she remained fragmented, the neapolitan one existed. the kingdom of sardinia, the kingdom parma, the grand duchy of tuscany and other entities. and rome was the center of the papal region. the struggle for unification broke out at the beginning of the 19th century. the troops of giuseppe garibaldi, who fought against the anti-people regimes of the conquering austrians, became famous throughout the world. true, a united italy became a constitutional monarchy led by the piedmonese king victor immanuel. and rome was proclaimed the capital of italy. 1944 soviet intelligence officer ivan kolos escaped from warsaw and delivered to our command the most important information about the progress of the uprising in the polish capital to the enemy forces. his story is amazing: a former rural teacher became a legendary specialization ace. he was dropped into warsaw by parachute. kolos had to establish contact with the rebels. upon landing, he broke his arm, was shell-shocked, and the family member who jumped with him died. but kolas found a replacement for him and transmitted coordinat

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kashtalians not only gained the kep family reputation, but also gained fame, but also gave to the kingdoms the wheelbarrow of the new prince gedymin, as there are changes on the throne of vitsen. pershi pan paslya. yes vyalikaga gіdemina. written by david's father, maciej stryjkowski. asabliva close to the gaspadar. known pisar to the ryzhian magistrate. david go to the alimp of your glory. i gave up, i gave up. you are the favorite of the monarch and the favorite of the public. paspyakhovs are possible, happy and asabist people. what do you need for the eternal chalavek? another element of david is the saddle. sword, fight. nadvara 1322, the world came, edymin married the peramovs with kryzhaks. ale from the city, a leaf from the pskov republic: we were attacked, dammit. pskov yak-nyak, the city of david's dominion. it's a very hot day. spyarsha david smashed the scenes of pskov and the danish troops. then we destroy the approach to revil, and now talin. pakul there. the kryzhaki knew the heat from their claw, and then, in the distance, the sword of the garade knight was caught. let's ge

trying to convince bin salman to sign a peace agreement with the israeli regime while helping the kingdomtly released a joint statement accusing the biden administration of helping aid salman's rehabilitation on the world stage and asking it to prioritized significant and genuine human rights improvements by the saudi government. five years and death, his case is little discussed in major media outlets, not even in turkey, local media. once publicized his tragic fate. in 2020, turkey put 26 saudi nationals on trial in absentia, as the saudies refused to hand them over to istanbul, but early 2022, the case was halted. last year a turkish court transferred is trial and absenture of the 26 individuals to saudi arabia, move slammed by human rights groups. turkish authorities said it was impossible to prosecute the case because the defends were not there in person. however, human right. oldu bu kararla beraber arabistan'a yönlendirmiş oldu davayı yani hukuki anlamda nasıl bir adalet sistemin olduğunu hatta olmadığını bildiğimiz bir ülke suudi arabistan eee o noktada bir olumlu yani adalete yön

in march president biden stood alongside leaders of the united kingdom and australia to announce the agreement. a generational opportunity that will enhance u.s. national security interests by transforming our alliances. deterring aggression from the people's republic of china and fostering a more stable indo pacific. beijing today has world's largest navy. xi jinping's hyper nationalist government has been laying claim to territory in international waters. they have built artificial islands for new operating basis is with runways for military aircraft and ballistic missiles. at the same time, they are aggressively trying to influence australian politics and civil society. buying critical infrastructure, like port facilities in darwin, making political donations, even hacking australian parliament and major political parties. this is a critical moment in which the united states needs to show that we are serious about our commitment to a free and open indo pacific. congress has about a role to play in cementing this long- term vision and time is of the essence. unfortunately, the nece

and therefore, i think, in terms of choices that people are making in the united kingdom right now, i would suggest they be extremely cautious about those choices, which -- >> so, the demonstration outside the israeli embassy later on. palestinian supporters should not go ahead? >> as i, said there are laws. people know when they treacherous those laws. they know what they are not able to do. and i expect everybody else to -- >> know, i don't necessarily think that that is completely what you were saying. you are saying that they should not be offering support for civilians in gaza. and this demonstration outside the embassy this evening, is exactly what they will want to be doing. >> as i said, there is a right to protest in the united kingdom. and we have to accept that right to protest, even when we find it distasteful. but at the same, time there are laws around glorifying terrorism. there are laws around glorifying antisemitism and -- and there is also, about, relevance about what people should do and how they should consider their actions. but ultimately -- >> yeah, but i think

israeli regime while helping the kingdom launch a civilian nuclear program.asking it to prioritize significant. and genuine human rights improvements by the saudi government. five years intoji's death, his case is little discussed in major media outlets, nor even in turkey where local media once publicized his tragic fate. in 2020, turkey put 26 saudi nationals on trial in absentia, as the saudies refused to hand them over to istanbul, but early 2022, the case. was halted last year a turkish court transferred its trial and absenture of the 26 individuals to saudi arabia, move slammed by human rights groups. turkish authorities said it was impossible to prosecute the case because the defendants were not there in person. however, human rights organizations claimed the decision was political, a result of turkey and saudi arabia reconciling after the murder. hukuki süreci türkiye'ye durdurmuş oldu bu kararla beraber suudi arabistan'a yönlendi. hatta olmadığını bildiğimiz bir ülke suudi arabistan eee o noktada bir olumlu yani adalete yönelik adalet sonucu olacak b

the united kingdom so far and secretary james cleverly, it joins us now. live from westminster. mr. cleverly, thank you so much for your time with us. here on out is there. a government is offering a substantial aide package for garza some 20000000 pounds, but the people have cars that would need not necessarily trucked across the border . if israel simply turned on the washer and electricity, they have the power to do that on a grid that they designed is prime minister wishes to not asking us and you all here to do the as well as thank you. and as you say, the appointment is to just a few minutes ago announced an additional 20000000 pounds of humanitarian support for the people of garza. that is in top of the 10000000 that we announced last week . and on top of the 27000000, which was all preexisting commitment, so you can monitor and support in gaza. we are trying to alleviate the plight of the processing and people in guns. and i recognize the, the, the situation of them is, is difficult, kind of cool. sadly, we have seen the roots of pipes that have been previously funded by

fact what jesus does is grant them that's exactly what could do, they could in fact give him the kingdoms of the earth is submitted so in effect what's important to realize what jesus is saying the powers, they long to say and this is where we draw inspiration, we understand institutionalization is against god beginning to end we see this in the way in which jesus interacts with satan himself in the desert and that something should g take heed of and i dont think christians pay close attention to that in that way so something we do uniquely and they shouldn't even say unique, it's not like it's a new theology for something we invented, this goes back beyond, who just f forgotten. >> in a sense any earthly ruler still legitimate? >> on some levels, yes. basicallyy whenever someone tris to institutionalizee force and claim upon a territory, it is legitimate and the onlyth way we are committed to interact is on hethe basis of these but of persuasion and interaction so those who don't do that, it is illegitimate. >> a nonaggression pact. >> we analogize this and the other half of the coin of

us: do not harm all visible and invisible enemies, you left the corruptible crown of the earthly kingdom, chose a silent life and are now righteously crowned with a permanent crown, reigning in heaven, we intercede for us, we humbly pray to you, a quiet and serene life, to the eternal kingdom the steady procession is organized by your intercession. approaching the throne of god with all the saints, pray for the russian state, for this city, for orthodox christians , may the lord god preserve them with his grace, in peace and health and longevity, and in all prosperity in the coming summer, may we always glorify and bless god, in the trinity of saints, the glorified one, the father and son of the holy spirit, now and ever and unto ages of ages, magnified, magnified, saints. your eminence and eminence, venerable bishop-metropolitan varsanfiy, dear gentlemen governors, alexander dmitrovich, alexander yurievich, dear high-ranking guests, military commanders , mothers, brothers and sisters, of course, today is a very special day, which we, we, leningraders, st. petersburgers, could only dream

the united kingdom government has given - kingdom government has given unequivocal support to the statester yesterday. and i am uncertain they fully understand the implications of the development of international law whereby if you are encouraging a party to undertake a war crime, you become complicit in that crime itself. and it is absolutely clear now that what is happening in gaza does amount to a war crime because it is disproportionate and it does not distinguish the targets it is taking out, hence the terrible number of children that have been killed and what we have just heard from the world health organization and the concerns about the effect of the transfer on hospitals. a forced transfer on hospitals. a forced transfer of 1.2 million people is an absolute crime under the laws of war, you are simply not allowed to do it. as indeed is the collective punishment of the people of gaza with a seat and imposition of no food and no water and electricity. —— with a siege. food and no water and electricity. -- with a siege-— food and no water and electricity. -- with a siege. you will

the hopes of a peace agreement, the burgeoning hopes of a peace agreement between israel and the kingdom of saudi arabia. - netanyahu has vowed to, quote, eradicate hamas. in your view, is this the right objective? - yes. now, how they do it tactically, whether they can do it by minimizing civilian casualties, i ho so. by not, you know, starving palestinians to death or cutting them off from water and electricity. i hope so. but that goal that hamas must not be allowed to remain in power, i think is one that no prime minister in israel can get away from. - but what does eradicating hamas look like? - first of all, it means taking hamas out of power in a way that they cannot return to power. secondly, eradicating hamas probably means eradicating their leadership, killing them, capturing them. there are lots of hamas fighters, about 10,000, 20,000 people, we don't really know for sure. a lot of those guys are gonna be in pitch battles and it's very unlikelyhat they are are going to survive. but there's a fourth layer, which is eradicating hamas as an idea. and hamas is the palestinian bran