moti, you described all of the parties that have been working on this for weeks, right? they started this process potentially as soon as the day after or the week after the horrific massacre. what is the role of each country from your point of view? what is the role of the qataris? what is the role of the egyptians? what is the role of the united states and the americans? >> i think that you accurately described the role -- each one has a role. unlike a common concept that there is a mediator and a mediator needs to be neutral. that's not how it works in crisis negotiations. you actually need to build. you actually need to build a group of third-party countries which will intervene, countries, organizations, each one of them has an interest. u.s. definitely supports israel. u.s. definitely supports israel, and use u.s. political pressure in order to make the qatari deliver and use the qatari leverages over hamas, over hamas leadership. we also saw here the tide of foreign workers who were released and negotiated independently through iran, the release. egypt, for example

mykola kulish produced this play in mina mazail with that famous, famous motto moti, in my opinion ,ld be raped than ukrainianized, and then there was a reception in the kremlin by stalin, where kolish and other residents of veplita, well, they demanded, they officially demanded that the play be removed from the repertoire, because it offends ukrainian national dignity , well, when they were arrested, they were reminded of all this, that is, that is, that is, that is, one should not think that this is such a myth , what does that mean bolgakov is anti-soviet bolgakov was a favorite of stalin, my dear god, but really , for me , i was familiar with this ukrainian kiev, during the ukrainian revolution, i, but here, if we are talking about ukrainophiles of the beginning, well , let's say, the end of the 19 -th, beginning of the 20th, ot how big this environment was in kyiv, how many there were, it was actually very narrow. whether it was a significant number of people, it was significant, but how many there were, you see, there are, they are the polls at the time, but we have an illusion

it very much, at the same time, it means that mykola kolish co-produced this play in menit mottoti motiinion, list them, and then there was a reception in the kremlin for stalin, where kolish and other veplit residents, well, officially demanded...' they tried to remove the play from the repertoire, because it offends ukrainian national dignity, well, when they were arrested , they remembered all this, that is, that is, that is, that is, one should not think that there is such a myth, that bolgakov is anti-soviet, yes, bolgakov was a favorite of stalin, my god, but really, for me , getting to know this ukrainian kyiv, times there was a ukrainian revolution, i remember exactly this date is april 16. in 1989, when my mother brought a book by yuriy lavrinenko to her, she came from canada and brought it across the border, still soviet in the sleeve of a big puffer jacket , and i 16-rarely this crystal singing, that's right, this andrii is transported, and i realized that everything is mine, this is my soviet, my school myth about leaks. well, in general, it was not only about this, it was a

i think the within hours of a mazda attack on october 7th, indian prime minister and the ranger. moti tweeted his support for israel and on october 27th indeed, abstained from the you involved on a cease fire resolution that saw strong support from other nations in the global south. although it has call for restraint and urge diplomacy, the indian government has repeatedly voice its support for israel. but india and israel have not always had such a close ally ship. its 1st generation of leaders were supportive of palestinian rights and opposed designed as an indian vote against the creation of israel at the u. n. and it was the 1st non arab country to recognize the palestinian liberation organization as the legitimate representative of palestinians established formal ties with israel until 1992 and no indian leader had visited israel until moody did . so in 2017, given this history, it might seem odd to some that moody has relied his country's historical position so quickly. close watchers of indian politics however, were less surprised. one of those people, this professor and direct

live now to moty cristal, former israeli negotiator with hamas and former idf lt colonel.ou so much for being here on the programme. your immediate reaction to finally this detail of the deal being announced. well, we ra , as the deal being announced. well, we pray. as the — the deal being announced. well, we pray, as the overwhelming - the deal being announced. well, we pray, as the overwhelming majority| pray, as the overwhelming majority of the israeli public and many, many people around the world, we do hope that it will be implemented and executed as planned. it was a long negotiation for —— process, and the post negotiation, post agreement negotiation, the last 2a hours expected delays, both for objective reasons, you know, finalising details which are usually in hostage crisis negotiation but we don't want to leave that to the kind of ambiguity but also from some manipulative reasons. manipulative in the sense of the positioning of the various parties interested in the various parties interested in the smooth implementation of this. yes, because it has been widely r

i think the bystanders it sounded like an eggs moti -- ex.ially if you don't hear those things on scalely basis. >> jason: hooh here is what governor hochul said how big the cash was, watch. this as you can imagine, this vehicle basically incinerated, nothing is left the pieces are scattered over 13, 14. it is a large scene. and it's going to take a lot of time for our federal law enforcement partners to be able to piece together the real sto story. >> jason: i do hope, paul, they were able to identify hot drivers were much swifter than what it sounds like. i would guess with the degree so big and so far and so wide it does take a little while to put this together even though it may have been a stolen vehicle. >> right, the stolen vehicle is what works against you. because of the plate and even the vin is not going to come back to the owner. because the car has been stolen. so then you are left with two mystery bodies that you have to figure out how to track. and if they are not in possession of i.d. if the crash was so cataclysmic that you d

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