miri: it is totally different. point of view, demilitarized is when there are no carrying of weapons. israel has said consistently under netanyahu, and also most of the opposition leaders, that israel does not want to be the one to run the gaza strip, they would like it to be somebody else. here you get into the challenging politics that this government has said no to the palestinian authority. i do support the palestinian authority going there, not that anybody is asking me. the demilitarized is that the ones who are there are the ones who hold the weapons. you want to get the weapons that hamas have amassed, they have a lot of installations, they made the weapons there, it is not just smuggling them in. when you talk about deradicalized, can i for a moment talk to the world? deradicalized is to make sure that when you teach people, young people to hate, when you dehumanize the other side, then they don't see them as human. and that attack on october 7 -- and today is a very difficult day, i am usually very easy a

joining me from tel aviv is miri eisin issues that retired colonel in the israeli defense forces and a fellow at the international institute for counter-terrorism thanks for joining us, mary by my first question is, does this this achievement of a long-held goal that israel really put front and center allow prime minister netanyahu to declare victory and start negotiating in earnest for a cease-fire. does it allow him to pivot it doesn't contradict hurried, meaning this isn't about declaring victory for israelis until the 101 hostages are home. >> there is no victory having said that, it doesn't enable the opportunity to really get back to a negotiation which will bring back those 101 as long as yahya sinwar was that military terror leader of hamas in the gaza strip. there was no way to go. he was not willing in any way to negotiate over the 101. now there is that opportunity. >> so what we had heard from many reports from from the very government, it was that hamas had broadly agreed to some terms for a cease-fire and a release of hostages who's saying that from what you can tell, t

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thank you so much miri, i'm really sorry for cutting you off right there, but we we've run out of time, i would like to thank you for joining us in our studio, that's mariam azarch. giving us analysis on what's been happening and thank you viewers for staying with us. press tv is still covering and we'll be covering you know live um the issues around the region and keeping you up to date. for now, thank you so much and goodbye for now. in the name of god, the most compassionate, the most mercyful, tonight the aerospace force of the islamic revolution guard core through its heroic and courageous operation. avenger many of the crimes committed by the zinest regime. the past two months have been extremely difficult for the people of iran and for the resistance access. since the assassination of martter ismail hanyer, the head of political bureau of hamas in tehran, we faced constant requests from americans, europeans and others asking us to exercise restraint to establish sease fire in gaza. however, the criminal scientis regime with the us support escalated. its crimes committing massacr

. >> for more on this, i want to bring in and miri eisin, a senior fellow at the international institute for terrorism at reichman university. >> and she's also a retired idf reserve colonel. thanks so much for being here with us again. want to start with this part of israel's aim in opening this new front in lebanon against hezbollah is to allow eventually the return of some 90,000 israelis who've been ordered or who have chosen to leave the north because of hezbollah rocket and missile attack. so what is the situation there in northern israel? give us some some context here so it's not a new front hezbollah started to attack israel from october 8, but hezbollah radwan forces and i wish that we would show more some of those hezbollah clips that they're so, so what's the word i'm going to use? >> proud of is that they were planning to do in october for seventh type attack only they are much stronger than hamas. they have way more weapons, much more diverse, and they were deployed on the border, on the lebanese side what the israeli troops are doing right now is going into the area that t

(pres)miri eisin is a former idf intelligence officer and director of the international institute forwas in tel aviv when she heard the first sirens there this morning. i was caught by the air raid inside my house. right now i am where i stand in front of the tv, if there is another air raid i won't be able to stay here because what we do in israel as you stop your car, get out, lay down, there are very clear instructions. part of what happened and the pictures they are showing is literally a few blocks away from me where i was in my safe room. i clearly heard the boom and the following up booms. part of what is happening in israel is israelis overall 11 and a half months and years, know how to act, we have the early siren and then we have the interceptors and we also act by going into the safe areas that have been built up front. so we heard this and lived through this over the last half hour. stay safe, and if you hear any more sounds then feel free to stop this. you will hear, it will come through! i wanted to ask you about these comments we heard from an israeli security official

lets pick up some of that nova — miri eisin is a? ? the israel defense forces, now managing director of the international institute for counter—terrorism. welcome to the programme. in your opinion, has israel restored the deterrence that was lost on october the 7th? the response have been overwhelming, but does it change fundamentally the threat of the danger that israel was facing before october the seven? �* ., . seven? before october the 7th we did not _ seven? before october the 7th we did not have _ seven? before october the 7th we did not have deterrence - we did not have deterrence because if we did, hamas would not have been able to do and would have chosen to do what they did. hamas planned it for years. one thing we need to face in our own failure is that for hamas to plan such an attack and to enact it, we did not have deterrence against them. it will remind us all that hezbollah were planning the same kind of attack only hezbollah at ten times stronger with ten times more capabilities, so i would say in the last year we hav

.— for more on that, we are joined now by miri eisin, formed idf intelligence officer and director ofor counter—terrorism at reichman university. first of all, we have been hearing about those raids on tel aviv and we just had a bit more detail. have you seen or heard anything yourself this morning? i heard anything yourself this mornin: ? . , heard anything yourself this morning?— heard anything yourself this mornin-2 _ morning? i was caught by the air raid inside _ morning? i was caught by the air raid inside my _ morning? i was caught by the air raid inside my house. - morning? i was caught by the | air raid inside my house. right now i am where i stand in front of the tv, if there is another air raid i won't be able to stay here because what we do in israel as you stop your car, get out, lay down, there are very clear instructions. part of what happened and the pictures they are showing is literally a few blocks away from me where i was in my safe room. i clearly heard about the boom and in the following up booms. part of what is happening in israel is israelis overall 11 and a ha

let's speak to miri eisin, a retired colonel for israel defense forces and senior fellow at the international expectation. what are the israeli options now? mr smith it is friday morning right now around the world, and it is noontime == right now around the world, and it is noontim— it is noontime -- it is friday morning. — it is noontime -- it is friday morning. and _ it is noontime -- it is friday morning, and noontime - morning, and noontime in israel, and when you ask about tactics and strategy, i am not holding inside my house a cruise missile, anti—tank guided missiles, i'm not holding my children's room rockets, i urge people to go and see what the idf has exposed directly across the border inside lebanon in people's houses, in tunnels just like in the gaza strip underneath the houses in southern lebanon. we talk about the immediate tactic, it is not just to expose that to the world, it is to make sure that the type of force which is inspired by ali khamenei, who just said october 7th was a legitimate act, i would put that on a real time and time again, and their hezbollah forces were

storming across the gaza border into israel, as we reported that week, talking to survivors amir and mirierrorists, i mean, there were hundreds of them around and inside the kibbutz. the -- the numbers are impossible to comprehend. >> there are two kibbutzes near yours, be'eri, and kfar azza. what happened there? >> in those two communities, hundreds of people were slaughtered. be'eri and kfar azza and the music festival that happened near one of them. those are the three scenes of the largest massacre of jewish people since the holocaust ended. >> more than 1,100 israelis were killed, most of them civilians. in kibbutz be'eri, we met alon gat. from this home, hamas took his mother at gunpoint and shot her, while he, his wife, daughter, and sister were captured. he and his daughter escaped, his sister caramel and wife yarden roman were taken hostage. >> they could do anything to me. i had -- >> you were helpless? >> i was helpless. >> you cannot object to anything. it could cost you your life. >> you're worried about rape? >> yeah. i was worried to get raped. >> yeah. of course. >> and fo

let's go live now to tel aviv and miri eisin, senior fellow at the international institute for counter-terrorism and retired colonel with the israeli military. mary, it's good to see you. israeli sources. i spoke with say they consider this a pretty significant and expansive strike focusing on military targets, their initial assessment thus far is there were significant damage done to iran weapons manufacturing, missile storage, and air defense capabilities. just from your perspective early indication suggesting to you what about the extent of this strike? >> when we talk about what iran is going to put out, what ivan was talking about before bianna just think about the fact that i don't even think cnn has somebody on the ground into haram to be able to give a different perspective on what's happening there, what is real is said and what it looks like is that what we attacked? israel or the manufacturing sites themselves, both of drones and missiles exactly what was attacked against israel. both on october 1. and just to remind everybody, also an april, they did two different attacks directly ag

well, miri eisin is a retired israeli defense forces colonel and a senior fellow at the international it's 2-d for counter-terrorism at reichman university joins me live from here in tel aviv. and it is good to have you this morning. your initial assessment of what we are seeing on the ground, mary, if you will the idf spokesperson has said that it is the 98th division, which is made up out of the paratroopers and commando units that is at least one of the forces participating in this limited assault what we're talking about is a kind of special forces advent were going into an area which similar to what hamas built in the gaza strip, hezbollah, the radwan forces have built inside the different cities, towns, and villages of southern lebanon, both subterranean, underground and of ground booby traps, locations, and enormous arsenals of weapons, as we speak also, becky, there's still firing rockets into israel as you were describing the noises and the different aspects add into it that up north you also have sirens from the incoming only israel built defense systems and tells us go into

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for more on that, we are joined now by miri eisin, former idf intelligence officer and senior fellowf the international institute for counter—terrorism at reichman university. thank you for being here. in terms of your assessment, if this is indeed confirmed... if this is indeed confirmed... if this is indeed confirmed... if this is confirmed, then we are talking about the end of an era and an opportunity. the first thing for me as an israeli is thinking about the hostages, what this means about the 101 is really hostages that they are taking hostage —— ioi israeli hostages. yahya sinwar is the one who masterminded the plan and consistently was behind the lack of negotiations, the lack of arriving at a deal, and his demise definitely would change that. the question being, who would be instead of him? the first thing that comes to mind is what happens with the israeli hostages. irate is what happens with the israeli hostages.- israeli hostages. we are possibly _ israeli hostages. we are possibly at _ israeli hostages. we are possibly at another - israeli hostages. we are - possibly at