muhammad ali masri said, "my message to the zionist enemy is that for every leader they assassinate, a thousand more will rise to take his place". the hamas organisationfore the 7th of october attacks is largely broken. left of sinwar is ismail haniyeh, hamas' political leader, who was assassinated in july. the war goes on. parachute drops of aid resumed after the americans said israel had to allow in more food and relief supplies. israelis are already celebrating killing sinwar, but hamas still has its hostages and is still fighting. jeremy bowen, bbc news, jerusalem. we can cross live tojerusalem and our correspondent there wyre davies. we heard from benjamin netanyahu, saying that this is appealing to the people in gaza that this is an opportunity for peace but also seen the war is not over, so where are we? it’s not over, so where are we? it's a hue not over, so where are we? it's a huge boost — not over, so where are we? it�*s a huge boost for benjamin netanyahu, he will believe it justifies his decision to continue the war, at times when other people, particularly the families of the hostages here in israel, were urging them to strike a cease—fi

no international organisation and no court in the world has the right to reject the palestinian people and tell them why they are resisting the occupying zioniste. those who help the palestinian people see this as a duty. no one, based on no international law, has the right to tell the lebanese people, or lebanon's hezbollah, to tell them why you support the resistance of the palestinian people. it is the duty, they must do this, this is the islamic rule, this is what logic tells them. this is what logic tells them. this is what international law tells them. the palestinians are defending the integrity. there resistance is legitimate, and helping the resistance is legitimate. therefore all these attacks, the al aqsa mosque storm last year, almost around this time, it was a logical and a right path for their palestinians to take. and palestinians to take. and palestinians had every right to do it. �* , the defence the lebanese have put up in favour of the palestinian people is the same. it is legal, it is logical and it is legitimate. and no one has the right to criticise them and tell them why you have been involved in this resistance. thejob

muhammad ali masri said, "my message to the zionist enemy is that for every leader they assassinate, a thousand more will rise to take his place". the hamas organisationnd others built before the 7th of october attacks is largely broken. left of sinwar is ismail haniyeh, hamas�* political leader, who was assassinated injuly. the war goes on. parachute drops of aid resumed after the americans said israel had to allow in more food and relief supplies. israelis are already celebrating killing sinwar, but hamas still has its hostages and is still fighting. studio: and jeremy joins us from jerusalem. if it is confirmed to be him, could this be the beginning of the end of this war that began with the october 7th attacks? i think ithinka i think a lot of people will be hoping that is the case but it is by no means certain. israel has said repeatedly, and i have no reason to think they will change that now, that this war goes on until hamas is destroyed as a political and military organisation, and until its hostages are released. now, neither of those things have happened. i think it's pretty certain hamas will fight on. i would say nearly every leader of ha

so the fact is that the zionist organisations, every zionist organisations, every zionist organisationntry is engaged in supporting the genocide in gaza in one way or another. and that's the problem. >> when you say when you say that jews are overrepresented in positions of power, political power in europe, how much more or less represented would you like them to be? >> well, what i'm trying to do here is explain why it is the case that jews are in an advantageous situation to be able to pursue zionist policies, and that now you're linking judaism and zionism, which is exactly what you were trying to get away from by pretending that you were anti—zionist. >> views aren't anti—semitic. >> views aren't anti—semitic. >> i am linking them to that. they they are more advantage which allows some jews, the ones who are the most senior, tend to be more zionist than the others , be more zionist than the others, and they are able to use that power. >> you've just admitted that the jews, because they're powerful, promote zionism. so you have been using zionism as cover for your anti—semitic views