cease—fire agreement, there has been no violation from the part of hezbollah to the cease—fire, the lebanese armed forcesover the territories that israel is withdrawing from and they have only counted the numbers, high number of violations coming from the part of israel towards the cease—fire implementation agreement. and so we don't... we arab countries especially the arab countries who decided to really step in and help us rebuild the country in orderfor and help us rebuild the country in order for the people to and help us rebuild the country in orderfor the people to be able to have a roof on top of their head. this is extremely important for us and building this state, building the government is basically what is neededin government is basically what is needed in orderfor the gulf countries to be able to chip in and help the lebanese government stand on its feet. dr, thank you very much for a touchdown in toronto that flicked a plane on its head. no, no, no! drop everything! drop it! inside, terrified passengers scrambled out. moments earlier, they had been dangling upside down by their seat belts a

border, we'll have more hostages if we can't get hezbollah to be completely destroyed by the lebanese armed forces people 70,000 people still can't go back to the northern part of israel. we have to give the israelis capacity to do that and i'm sure that president netanyahu is heartened to have president trump as his partner and not president biden. griff: is that significant that's the first international visit and what is the goal there? >> look, i think it will reinforce the ties between our two nations and building out the abraham accords like in the first trump administration, they'll look at how they'll get to the root of the problem, the regime in iran, in a way that gives israel the security assurances it needs and reduces the risk for america and if you put america at the front of your foreign policy, you don't want to send our young men and women to risk their lives and fight in the middle east and taking out the regime in iran is a core part to make sure we don't have to do that to any american family. griff: lastly, mr. secretary, your actions to six americans freed in venezuela, rick

>> we will have more hostages if we cannot get has a lot to be completely destroyed by the lebanese armed forces a lot of the lebanese people that are still not living in their homes, still cannot go back to the northern part of israel, we have to give them the capacity to do that. i am sure they are hard to adapt president trump as his counterparty divided not president biden. >> he is absolutely right. israelis will not go back to the south either. the size of new jersey. take off the southern part, the northern part, you are left with virtually nothing. israel will have to secure it borders. deal with blows to hezbollah and hamas that will ensure that they could never again attacked these populations. you can do this kinetically, militarily, directly against these organizations, but at the end of the day you have to hit the sponsor. whatever metaphor you want to use. there is no way around it. we will be back to october 6, 2023 very quickly. >> all roads lead back to iran. thank you for your time. canada and mexico now bowing retaliatory tariffs on u.s. goods this after president trump follow

government to live up to its end of the cease-fire agreement which does not just require the lebanese armed forceske over in areas that the israelis are vacating, but also to dismantle hezbollah infrastructure in those areas and to secure lebanon's borders against the entry of materiel, weapons and funds that would help hezbollah regenerate. we have seen equivocation from the lebanese and we see statements, unofficial statements from the prime minister singh the cease-fire agreement applies to all of lebanon but he is ambiguous about how it will be done. then we see the speaker of parliament, one of lebanon's largest politicians and hezbollah's guardian saying. and they say south of the river will have the cease-fire agreement applies. north, they will take the matter to internal lebanese dialogue and this is hezbollah being part of this dialogue because i have massive support from the shia population. they are political party and they were part of the government. they have ministers in the new government that they have approved of. so, they will be part of the dialogue about what happens to has b

government to live up to its end of the cease-fire agreement which does not just require the lebanese armed forceske over in areas that the israelis are vacating, but also to dismantle hezbollah infrastructure in those areas and to secure lebanon's borders against the entry of materiel, weapons and funds that would help hezbollah regenerate. we have seen equivocation from the lebanese and we see statements, unofficial statements from the prime minister singh the cease-fire agreement applies to all of lebanon but he is ambiguous about how it will be done. then we see the speaker of parliament, one of lebanon's largest politicians and hezbollah's guardian saying. and they say south of the river will have the cease-fire agreement applies. north, they will take the matter to internal lebanese dialogue and this is hezbollah being part of this dialogue because i have massive support from the shia population. they are political party and they were part of the government. they have ministers in the new government that they have approved of. so, they will be part of the dialogue about what happens to has b

it says that it is enforcing the agreement because of the lebanese army is unable to this arm has the law into in force that has the law is not to be arms. so 11 on of dismisses these accusations and says that israel is procrastinating and remaining in lebanese territory along the border as well. is supposed to leave 11 east territory by a february 18 a deadline. but what we understand is that they may say in strategic hilltop, positions along the border for as well as the see fire this off signal and enter the war is really prime minister benjamin off on yahoo. on sundays said that this route would continue to enforce the a ceasefire agreement. this was a, there was a similar attack 48 hours ago in a village in southern lebanon. 3 people were killed according to the it's really military. they were members of has the largest the drum units. so even if it's ready to leave southern 11 on and leave population centers as they're supposed to on tuesdays, israel has made clear that's attached. so i guess we'll continue if, if it considers any a threat that either come from has a lot or is come off. so there

the lebanese armed forces are doing thejob, but it has been work. slow, and it's been very tricky, because lebanon's new president, new government are trying to implement the agreement to respect the international treaties and agreements without. .. international treaties and agreements without... at the same time avoiding clashes between the lebanese armed forces and hezbollah. so that's really tricky, and it... it sounds like a tense situation, and as you said, fragile. he no limit on his contacted france and the us, it is calling on the security council to act. what do you think the international community can do to step in here? l think the international community can do to step in here?— think the international community can do to step in here? i think some to oetic can do to step in here? i think some to poetic pressure _ can do to step in here? i think some to poetic pressure is _ can do to step in here? i think some to poetic pressure is in _ can do to step in here? i think some to poetic pressure is in the works. . to poetic pressure is in