 Israel es en un estado de guerra. Las familias son completamente abiertas en sus caballos. No tenemos ni idea de lo que sea. Los soldados están peleando en la línea de frente, pero la percepción general es algo que también necesita ser tomado. Esta semana, en el 24, Israel bajo ataque. El 24 en español trae el análisis y la información de los acontecimientos de la guerra, espadas de hierro. Entrevistas exclusivas reportes desde la zona de guerra. La reacción de los países hispano-parlantes. En el 24, el único medio en español que te mantiene informado y conectado con la comunidad latina en Israel. En el 24, únicamente en I24 News. El paréntesis de la reacción de los hostes que están abiertas en Gaza por más de 6 semanas. Se votará en ese paréntesis. Un paréntesis que podría ver la reacción de algunos de los hostes 236 abiertos de sus hogares o de un festival de música durante la rama de terror en el 7 de octubre. Los hostes incluyen 38 niños. Baby, Fier Bibas, se ha estado 10 años. Y puede ser un niño nuevo, abierto a una mujer tan chica en captividad. Los hostes más altos están en sus 80 años. La condición de ellos aún no es clara. El primer ministro, Benjamin Netanyahu, dice que en las últimas horas están haciendo progreso en un paréntesis. Catar podría hacer un anuncio. El paréntesis es necesario envolver un paréntesis en la guerra en Gaza por 4 días. Vamos a ver el paréntesis. El paréntesis de 53 hostes, niños y sus madres. 10 hostes serán lanzadas cada día. El paréntesis será lanzado por 4 días. Y 150 palestinianos serán lanzados, principalmente mujeres y minas. Otros detalles incluyen el IDF, la actividad de droga será suspendida por 6 horas durante el paréntesis. Los hostes serán transferidos a Egipto a través de la cruz de Rafa y desde allí a Israel. Jamás será obligado a dar a Israel los nombres de los hostes que serán lanzados un día en avance. Soldados, hombres y los miedos de esos matos no serán lanzados a esta hora. Los hostes y los miedos serán lanzados durante el paréntesis. Por más, en todas estas imágenes, los hostes serán lanzados a través de la cruz de Rafa y desde allí a Israel. Lo que significa, y intentaré describir todos los nombres de los hostes. Uno es que las hostes serán lanzadas a través de la cruz de Rafa y desde allí a Israel. Los hostes serán lanzados a través de la cruz de Rafa y desde allí a Israel. Esa es la mayoría de los hostes que se han lanzado para el futuro. Jamás no es solo eso. Se habrá informado que los restos de los groups terroristas en el Middle East lo han perdido mucho. Hemos ido a una gran amenaza con los israelíes, pero, por lo menos, somos los victores. Hemos podido lanzar nuestros los asesores y hacerles El otro lado, si veas lo que está pasando en Israel, entre las familias de los hostegers, hay already a grifo entre los que van a ser, tal vez, lanzados mañana. Y los que están lanzados, están dispuestos por este muy problema. El problema va a hacerlo mucho más difícil en el futuro, para que le quede el resto. No solo eso, los padres de los soldados en Israel, que entiendan que este conflicto con los hostegers es más peligroso y más difícil, también estarán protestando este problema. Así que estamos buscando un muy mal deal para Israel, pero, al menos, el gobierno de Israel, presionado por los grupos de familias que han organizado todo tipo de convenciones, y un marco para el Jerusalem, todos estos actos han presionado el gobierno en este deal. Y, aunque este deal es muy difícil, y porque es una obligación moral del gobierno de Israel, este deal va a pasar, por supuesto. Y si lo hace, es mucho más difícil para arreglar el Hamas en el futuro. El deal que estás describiendo es un mal deal. Y, por supuesto, es necesario ser repetido. Estamos todavía esperando para la confirmación oficial de todos esos detalles. Pero, al menos, hay reportes que este deal tiene el apoyo de la IDF, el Shin Bet y el Mossad. Cuéntenme sobre las preocupaciones de la seguridad y por qué esas organizaciones, esos expertos de seguridad, habrían dado los subtítulos para hablar de un deal que estás describiendo como un mal deal ahora mismo. They will survive the deal, but the deal is going to make their lives a lot more difficult and they are going to pay a heavier price. The only real organization that has no say in this deal is the army. The Shin Bet and the Mossad are information gathering facilities. They are organizations that are really not to be involved in this. The military will do whatever the government wants. The military says we can deal with it. Let me remind your viewers and yourself that the military said the same things when we did the Get Out Shalit deal. Everybody said, don't worry, we are going to release Sinwar. Then we are going to kill him. And don't worry these people. And if we wouldn't have released Sinwar and his friends, other people worse than him are going to go to the leadership of Hamas. Truth be told, nobody was worse than Sinwar. And between you and me, up to now, who is killing who, they are killing us. This is quite a devastating take. And as you say, of course, everybody knows Yahya Sinwar's involvement in what is transpiring as we speak. Certainly, many questions are being raised. Nonetheless, and this is a very difficult one and I'm not sure there is a clear answer, but how does Israel know, in a case like that Hamas would even stick to its word? In other words, how does it know it isn't being played, given all these evil atrocities committed by the terror group. And then it's public insistence that it will keep committing attacks like this again and again. Why would it follow through and keep the hostages who are potentially alive? Why would it keep them alive? How is it to be trusted? They would keep them alive, like they did with Gilat Shalit. Hamas sees the hostages and rightly so as strategic tools. And because they are strategic tools, Hamas is taking care of the hostages. I am not worried about the health of the hostages. But we all have to understand that this deal is part of the Hamas waging war against Israel. It's only one part of the way that they're waging war. Look at the way they've done this deal. One day they say that the deal is being done. The next day they send it off. Then they're saying these many people. And another day they're saying another number of people. They're playing with the public opinion in Israel against the government and for them. Now, imagine how Sinwar feels when he sees these tens of thousands of Israelis protesting against the government to release the hostages. These are tools that he's holding and he's using them. True, we all sympathize. We all hurt with the hostages and their families. But at the end of the day this is a war that we have to win. We have no alternative. We cannot continue existing in the land of Israel with the Hamas over the border or with the Hezbollah over the border. This is unacceptable. We have learned on the 7th of October that there is no resurrection for the Hamas. So at the end of the day we have to eradicate the Hamas and we will do so. What the Hamas is doing right now is postponing our actions by playing with his strategic tools, so to speak. You raised the concern that during the ceasefire it would give Hamas time to regroup something that has been raised by many security experts. But there was the suggestion earlier in our studio here that it might also give some time for the IDF to get some rest, regroup, reanalyze its role, so to speak, its plan, so to speak. What is your take on that? Is there momentum that Israel needs to keep continuing with right now? Or could it also do with a break and a reassessment of what it is doing in terms of its role of eliminating the Hamas terror threat in Gaza? I can tell you that I'm not a general and I don't know much about what the army needs to regroup, yes or no. But I can tell you that I have appeared on international shows, including in the CNN, with four-star American generals who have said that a day as commanders in Iraq or in other places, or in Kosovo, could not regroup after a four-day pause. They could not get the momentum back. Now I believe the Israeli army will get the momentum back, but it's not going to be easy. It's going to be more difficult, it's going to be more costly, and we should all be aware of this. Once this deal is made, we will all say, thank God we get the children back. But between us, this is not a deal that you would have made if you were working only, if you were only thinking about it. The minute that it is an emotional deal, and this is an emotional deal, things are different. And the Israelis proud themselves as citizens are concerned. And Israelis pride themselves on the fact that every single life matters in this part of the world. Complicated indeed, Rami Igra, former head of the Morsad Missing and Action Unit, we so appreciate your insight. Thank you very much for being here on I-20 for News. And now for the latest developments on the ground, and there are more developments on the ground. Let's go to our correspondent, Robert Swift. He joins us from Northern Israel. Rob, what's the latest there? We've been a series of incidents taking place here today. The most recent of these being three separate different drone attacks with drones crossing from Lebanese side of territory into Israeli airspace on the east, the center and the far west of Israel's northern border. Now these were intercepted and the Israeli military has returned fire using airstrikes to attack compounds and positions of Hezbollah in response. The Israeli military has been a part of this attack that has taken place today. There was also anti-tank missile attacks earlier in the day, and that has led to one of the mayors of one of the communities here, the mayor of a city, a town just to the north of us, Matula, who was essentially complaining in Israeli media today about the fact that in the past, whereas the Israeli military might have created essentially the Israeli side of the territory, there is a buffer zone of about that same distance, five kilometers, where the vast majority of Israeli civilians have been forced to withdraw, either they've been mandated by the government to remove themself from their homes, or they've taken that decision upon themselves due to the threat. And this mayor was essentially saying that he believed it should not be on the Israeli side of the border, that in fact it should be on the Lebanese side of the border, as has been seen in previous incursions by the Israeli military into the Lebanese territory. Israel has come under repeated diplomatic pressure essentially by the United States not to conduct any sort of large scale operation in here, but as the sorts of day in, day out skirmishes that I've described a little earlier, as they continue every single day, the kinds of voices that I've just described to you, more and more frequent with people growing increasingly frustrated by the attacks that are taking place here on the Lebanese border. Thank you so much, our correspondent Robert Swift, live from northern Israel, near the border with Lebanon, stay safe, Rob, thank you. And still with our focus on that hostage deal, Qatari foreign ministry spokesman Majed Al Ansari saying they are the closest they have been so far to reaching a deal. Let's take a listen to his words. The mediation has reached a critical and final stage and has gone beyond the fundamental pivotal issues. The remaining issues are limited and this means it is the closest we have reached to reaching an agreement since the beginning of the crisis. Salve Paznera, former Israeli ambassador to France and Italy and the former world chairman of the Karen Hayasot United Israel Appeal and our senior correspondent Owen Ultiman. So I want to go back to you, Owen, and bring us up to speed right now at the start of our broadcast, the meeting by the Israeli cabinet had yet to start, we now know it is underway lots of processes need to be unpacked right now to get to the moment when there is official confirmation around this deal. Where are we right now? Well, there's three stations tonight, Benita, and we're at the third, right? If the first station was that narrow war cabinet established just for this war, to manage this war, five people in that three who vote to observers, they then passed the deal sending the train onto the second station the security cabinet set up by Israeli statute, a wider group of perhaps 13 people in it, and that group met and passed the baton and sent the train, if you will, onto the third station okaying the deal. It's not before the full Israeli cabinet, the full government, 30 plus ministers reflecting a variety of political parties and points of view. Look, Benita, this deal is going to be passed, there's no doubt about the result but there is meaningful opposition right from those two far-right parties Bethelos Motrich's religious-scientism party Itamar Bengever's Jewish power party so there are going to be opponents and votes against the deal and maybe not only from those parties we'll have to wait to see how some of the other ministers decide to vote, and interestingly whether any of the ministers from Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party either vote against or abstain, that meeting is going on right now I don't know exactly when the vote will be it may take a while, again for 30 people to be there and to hash out how they feel if the past is any guide, we'll know a lot about this meeting, there will be plenty of leaks into Israeli media, but just going back to the interview we did before the report laying out the argument against this deal this goes back to something I said earlier on in the broadcast the opposition to this deal from Bethelos Motrich and Itamar Bengever cannot be dismissed as extremist, as far-right and as beyond the pale we just heard it from our guest there are non-frivolous arguments against this deal and he I think laid them out quite eloquently and again one can disagree with them first and foremost, the idea that ceasefire will hurt the military's momentum may or may not be true, may well be true and we're about to find out for better or worse but the reality is Israel may have because of pressure and because of relations with the United States might have needed to go through that humanitarian pause in the Biden administration's parlance anyway meaning the four-day ceasefire might have needed to have happened without the release of a single hostage so at least in this case Israel's getting something in return for it in addition to goodwill of Joe Biden and helping him politically and helping him with his base and helping him shore up other international support for Israel so there are parts of this deal which for better or worse Israel would have had to do anyway meaningful parts of the deal at least this way they're part of an arrangement as our guest said gets those children back so again, but still but still the arguments against this deal are non-frivolous, should not be dismissed and absolutely should be part of the Israeli public debate and again with the past two hours of activity in social media and on whatsapp or any guide Bethel Smotrich and Itamar Benvir are not alone their constituents are with them and maybe not only their constituents maybe wider parts of the Israeli right as well Avi, I want your take on exactly that because we're seeing the footage of the families in Tel Aviv waiting for word they want firstly confirmation that their loved ones are alive and secondly obviously to find out if they're going to be freed or not and yet we heard our guest earlier saying something this is a bad deal it was Rami Igre who had several concerns your take on what we heard I heard during my long career about every hostage that it is the wrong deal I remember in the 6 day war we had some prisoners we exchanged them I don't know we had 10 prisoners we exchanged them against 3,000 Egyptians and Syrians we exchanged in the Jibreel in the 80s for 6 Israelis we liberated a thousand the Shalit deal also could be said it is a bad deal highly unpopular pulled down by Israel's public broadcaster last spring showed 25% of the Israeli public thought that that decision to free Gilad Shalit in exchange for more than a thousand Hamas prisoners including Yahya Singuar, the current leader of Hamas and Gaza 25% thought that was a good decision 75% thought it was a bad decision of 25 Israeli government decisions listed in 75 years of Israeli history this ranked 23rd ok so every time you release Arab there will be a public reaction against it and I expect the public relation against it now but I think it is the primary obligation of the Israeli government who was not able to protect these citizens let's remember that on the 7th of October we were not able to protect these Israeli citizens but we were taken as hostages and it is our primary duty to see that all of them not only the 50 all of them be reason so I know the difficulties I know it's going to take an awful lot of time but this is why we are we we are we the Jewish people that's how we are built and every life matters and they have to do whatever it takes to make sure citizens, civilians everybody there as you say all these hostages get home it's complicated and we wait again for confirmation on this deal thank you so much as always for being here in studio always appreciate your insights Kibbutz Baeri is one of the southern Kibbutz that was attacked by Hamas on October the 7th many images have been shown from the atrocities on that day in an exhibition organized by a movement called Free Our Kids and the company Toys are as more in this report by our Esther Eden, let's take a look on October 7th Hamas Terrace kidnapped 29 residents of Kibbutz Baeri among them 11 children these torn and burnt toys collected from the Kibbutz tell the stories in place of their owners these toys are eyewitnesses to what children went through there after fires abuse, massacre and that is what is left after these horrible atrocities those toys that were found say two things either the kid was rescued and didn't take it with him or the child is not with us anymore and the toy will never go back to its owner Lila, one of the Kibbutz Baeri residents recalls what happened there on October 7th I was in a shelter in Baeri for 27 hours without water, food, without any possibility to go out under ceaseless fire from rockets, RPGs and small arms Lila survived the Hamas massacre but her loved ones were taken hostage for more than a month she's had no information about them we don't know anything about them nobody tells us anything the Red Cross is not even trying to reach them seems like it's not interesting at all to the United Nations and other organizations that should take care of them one of the people Lila is waiting for 9 year old Emily Hand was first reported killed and is now believed to be held hostage in Gaza I think one of the friends who was rescued from the Kibbutz saw somebody's body and thought that it's her and told them about that the lives of Israelis today are full of uncertainty as they don't even know whether their loved ones are alive or not the only thing left to do is to speak up and make the world understand what happened on October 7th it doesn't matter if you're a fan of Israel or not it is only about being human and supporting humanity we address each mother each woman around the world and ask how they can continue their routine when they know about 10 month old baby taken hostage and being in Hamas captivity alone we here we cannot continue our routine the world needs to understand that it is not possible to keep silent the world needs to understand that it cannot continue its routine when our children taken hostage now these are our kids but next time it can be any kid around the world it can be my kid it can be your kid it can be any kid abroad the organization Free Our Kids is an race to reach ambassadors and international organizations all the time every single day we are sending letters to the Red Cross UNICEF so they will hear our cry and after this event we will also send the pictures while Israeli officials are making an effort to bring the hostages back they also remind the world about Israel's right to defend itself unfortunately people don't realize what really happened they try to forget it and we can't forget and we can't forgive and we have all of the legitimate that we need to this terror organization needs to be out of this world not only for Israel also for the rest of the free world residents of Kibbutz Berri were not the only ones who came to the exhibition they were joined by neighbors from other southern Kibbutzim who survived the massacre on that Saturday I had bicycle training and there was a heavy rocket barrage we decided to cancel the class and go back home on the way there we ran into 15 terrorists who opened fire at us it felt like a car crash the windows shattered a tire exploded and my ears were ringing we turned around with the back of the car towards them they ceased fire my friend's father got out and shouted hey soldiers don't shoot at us at first we were sure that they were our soldiers Itai and his team managed to escape and get first aid in the meantime his parents were in a shelter at home knowing their son was wounded and not capable of helping him the only thing they could do was hope for the best we personally faced miracles on that Shabbat as Itai was not killed and was not kidnapped but after we got these miracles for us as residents of the area is important to bring hostages back that is the first mission the residents of southern communities live with the hope that they will soon see their kidnapped friends, relatives but in the meantime all they have left of them are these mementos and memories we're taking a very short break when we get back we continue with our breaking news edition Israel's cabinet is meeting and will vote later on a deal to release dozens of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza senior correspondent Owen Ultiman stays in studio for all the latest developments back in a bit stay tuned a state of war no hay ni idea no hay ni idea as our soldiers are fighting on the front line but the general perception is something that certainly needs to be fought as well back to the breaking news edition Israel's cabinet is meeting right now on a deal to release dozens of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza for more than 6 weeks now a deal that could see the release of more than 50 of the 236 hostages abducted from their homes or from a music festival during that terror rampage in southern Israel on the 7th of October still with me in studio senior diplomatic correspondent Owen Ultiman so this meeting is underway and obviously the details that we have been broadcasting we keep on reiterating have yet to be confirmed they are still being discussed and a vote still has to happen nonetheless there are new developments we are hearing something we were discussing earlier in the poll cause the role right now of the Red Cross bring us up to speed right as if they heard us in studio Amit Sagal of Israel's channel 12 reporting that as a term in this agreement the Red Cross will be visiting meeting with any hostage who needs medication so not all of them as is of course required under international law that prisoners of war let alone civilian hostages need to be and the Red Cross needs to have access for them as happened after the Yom Kippur war right to Israeli prisoners of war on the Egyptian and Syrian side this happened and thousands got visits according to what he explained to us from the Red Cross of course Hamas is not about to do that but it can be negotiated for in the deal and reportedly was so at least those hostages who need medication will be visited by the Red Cross and I can only imagine what it means to be visited by someone from the Red Cross in your conditions it strikes me as just incredibly meaningful for the person's health in every way and I'm really happy to see that that clauses in the agreement if in fact that's true of course also the political question moving on to something else of how the vote will actually break down in the full government just to set the scene for viewers this is already passed that near a war cabinet of five people through voting to observers also passed the security cabinet established under Israel's statute wider cabinet perhaps 13 people now in the full government with all the ministers right from huge variety of parties 30 plus people you can only imagine the sense of circus I don't want to demean this but the sense both of drama but also opportunities for posturing let's say at a meeting like this a debate to Israeli media after and sometimes during the event at any rate interesting to see how the vote will break down there of course we have two far right parties Betzel Smotridge's Religious Sinus Amitari Bengever's Jewish Power who are voting against it as I've said throughout the broadcast I don't think their concerns can be easily dismissed as extreme I think they are non frivolous even if one disagrees with them but more interesting to see how ministers from Benjamin Netanyahu's only coup party vote both in terms of the merits also how they feel their base feels right to what extent opposition to this deal is not contained only among the far right per se but also in wider circles in the Israeli right and also it's a kind of measure of Benjamin Netanyahu's political strength right how will ministers from his own party vote on something the prime minister is coming out and standing by and making a mark of his policy of course the political angles to this are marginal to the bigger picture right of what it means of course for the hostages and also more broadly what it means for the war effort and for that matter also for diplomacy an Israeli strategy but of course the politics is there certainly in that room with the wider cabinet voting and talking about diplomacy let's take a look at the reaction perhaps a surprising one for some Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan saying his foreign minister and intelligence chief were working with Qatar authorities on the release of the hostages being held by Hamas let's take a listen in his own words right now talks regarding the return of hostages are continuing both my foreign minister and my national intelligence organization chief are continuing the process with a joint effort with Qatar our hope is that we reach an outcome on the exchange of these hostages as soon as possible we are in constant communication and our expectation is to get positive results from this so Recep Tayyip Erdogan has had some vicious comments against Israel in recent weeks and now it seems he's playing a crucial role what do you make of what we just heard I think it's a mark of the legitimacy of the hostage cause it's said earlier in the broadcast that this has been marginalized in the international discussion I actually disagree I think this is Israel's strongest foot forward in its diplomacy the pinnacle Benita being that the United Nations Security Council passes a resolution that doesn't call for a deal to free the hostages doesn't call for the hostages to be freed in exchange for prisoners or in exchange for a humanitarian pause or in exchange for everything for anything it calls for the hostages to be released unconditionally and the Chinese didn't veto that resolution the Russians didn't veto that resolution that's just that's how much legitimacy this cause of the hostages has and even Recep Tayyip Erdogan can't come against that of course it's also in his personal interest and arguably in Turkey's national interest to be seen as a mover and shaker in the Middle East in showing its diplomatic muscle becoming part of the negotiation in the mediation showing the turkey matters throwing a bone to the west and maybe to Israel but again I think in terms of Turkey's posture on this conflict it's also marginal how he feels and how he wants to be seen over the course of this war reconciliation between Israel and Turkey will not be getting back on track anytime soon Israel will be heading right back into the bosom of Greece and Cyprus and Netanyahu's red line that he drew across the Middle East way back when at the United Nations well that red line continues across the eastern Mediterranean onto Greece and Cyprus there was talk about potentially a pipeline for gas going into Turkey Israel is going to continue its strategic alliance with Greece, with Cyprus and beyond and Recep Tayyip Erdogan is just about guaranteed that seeing his own personal interest and as he sees it Turkey's national interest lying elsewhere not along that red line but along some other designs he has for the Middle East which Israel will not want to see come to fruition well talking about strategic alliances in the region Saudi Arabia let's take a look at their latest comments Riyad demanding the start of a serious and comprehensive peace process to establish a Palestinian state along the borders of 1967 Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was speaking at a virtual summit of the BRICS group on Tuesday Riyad was invited of course to join the BRICS block earlier in the year it includes Brazil, Russia India, China and South Africa it agreed in August to expand by adding Saudi Arabia Iran, Ethiopia, Egypt Argentina and the UAE as members let's take a listen to the Crown Prince we call on all countries to stop exporting weapons and ammunition to Israel and to begin action in the name of all members in the group and in the organization of Islamic cooperation and the league of Arab states to formulate an international position on the aggression against Gaza the kingdoms position is constant and firm there is no way to achieve security and stability in Palestine except through the implementation of the international decisions related to the two state solution to enable the Palestinian people to achieve the legitimate rights to establish an independent sovereign Palestinian state on the 1967 borders with East Jerusalem as its capital and Owen so much made ahead of this war about warming ties between Saudi Arabia and Israel well before we read between any lines let's just think back about that picture I didn't see Mohammed bin Salman's eyes his eyes didn't make contact with the camera they were too focused on the page he felt he needed to read every word this is not the evening to use a metaphor of a hostage video God forbid but there was an element there that this is something he obviously felt he needed to do he needed to read from that script he felt he had to do it that's how I see the picture look, coming out in favor of a two state solution and in favor of talks for a two state solution is a kind of apple pie in motherhood to use that American English idiom of international diplomacy it doesn't have all that much meaning in terms of arguing against the export of weapons obviously that's another animal but he's there representing a wider group these are the terms of the document that was agreed and so he goes to read them look, we've had Saudi ministers go on camera talking more or less explicitly about the need to get back to normalization that's something you hear behind the scenes from relevant people too I said it myself in the first week of the war the reasons for the normalization process that we heard from the podium and before television cameras and interviews including from that Mohammed bin Salman in September at the United Nations are no less truths we're sitting here in November they're larger than this war they're geopolitical, they're regional they haven't changed and these countries are going to come back to normalization we have every reason in the medium term to be optimistic about that it's important to Saudi Arabia in my opinion because it helps him establish his brand and prove to all those skeptics around the world that he is darn serious about liberalizing the country because look what he's doing he's making the ultimate costly signal normalizing ties with Israel Sr Correspondent Owen Ultimate thank you so much for your input on all these developments on this day a very important day in this war meanwhile around the globe many of those calling for the freedom of the hostages being held by Hamas have been placing posters around their respective cities and towns and in some cases footage has emerged of people tearing down those posters as well well a town in Canada is having none of that so for more we go to Canada and we welcome Jeremy Levy the mayor of Hamstead mayor thank you very much for joining us on this day you're working to make sure that those in Hamstead tearing down posters of missing Israeli citizens will be fined tell us more what was your plan absolutely thank you for having me so we've seen incidents throughout the world especially in North America where vandals are destructing and destroying the Israeli hostage posters and we're having none of it like you said I'm happy to say that council unanimously voted in favor of adopting a bylaw last evening where anybody who alters, covers up or otherwise attempts to destroy any type of these posters will be fined $1,000 and it will be $2,000 for a repeat offender that certainly is a major development and a rare one one doesn't hear about a fine like that very often the bylaw I understand will also see these proceeds from the fines being donated to Israel what kind of response have you seen to this move that's correct that part is not actually part of our bylaw that's a pledge by council and we have this move has received tremendous positive feedback not just in our town but all over the world we have received thousands of messages emails from different people all over North America cities all over North America asking how we can help them because unfortunately we haven't seen much action from elected officials at many different levels and we believe that the reason why this resonated with so many people and i.e. why I'm here with you today is because this is the first time we're actually seeing action it's not just words it's not just that we stand for Israel it's not just support this is actual action and we will have there's no place for hate and there's no place for antisemitism in Hampstead we are going to be the leaders in showing how it's done and it has been quite something to see the spike in horrific incidents of antisemitism in many parts of the world as you're describing in Canada as well and in the US as well give us a sense in your particular town you have a large Jewish population what kind of reaction specifically to the war as it unfolds here yes that's correct just to give some context Hampstead has the largest concentration of Jews per capita outside of Israel in any municipality were somewhere in the vicinity of 85 to 90% Jewish the antisemitic acts that we've seen in Montreal are completely unprecedented we have in the past few weeks we have seen a synagogue fire bombed we've seen a Jewish institution fire bombed we have seen Jewish day schools being shot at multiple times in fact the same school being shot at twice within 48 hours so we are really at an inflection point it is no longer a war between Israel and Hamas it is now a global good versus evil war and mark my words good will prevail it always has and it always will well certainly everybody is hoping that is true Jeremy Levy the mayor of Hampstead thank you so much and congratulations on your initiative thank you very much for being with us on i24 news thank you and a quick update from our senior correspondent Owen Ultiman who is of course monitoring all the developments what can you tell us right more on the Red Cross official statement of the prime minister's office here in Israel being an official statement saying that the Red Cross will not only visit those hostages who need medicine it will visit under this agreement all of the hostages who will not be freed and bring medicine to those who need I can only imagine what that means to those people in the tunnels of Gaza, God willing it will happen and talk us through the implications as we know we've been speaking to Nicole Zedek who has been in Tel Aviv with families waiting for word watching as we wait to hear confirmation on the deal talk to us about what this will mean for all of them right now and what it means to the families it's not clear to me at least exactly what information the Red Cross needs to pass along other than that the visit has been completed I don't know exactly what their legal obligations are either under this deal or international in general but the fact of there being a visit and of the Israeli government having negotiated for it I just think it's wonderful Thank you so much we so appreciate your updates and your insight and again the country waiting and hoping for confirmation of some kind of good news and hearts remain with the families waiting to hear exactly what is going to unfold Owen Ultiman once again now turning our focus to the humanitarian corridor which is seeing hundreds and thousands of Palestinians fleeing the fighting inside Gaza more in this report from channel 12 news let's take a look The Mercava tank has not get cleared the route and thousands of Gazans are already rushing forward heading south trying to flee the war this humanitarian corridor is open for several hours every day but there is one moment when the heart stops beating and the breath really stops this happens when the intelligence personnel switch to Hebrew well do you have a jeep are you responsible for letting us in or also taking us out so this is the right jeep getting you safely home we started on the road into the Gaza strip this morning from the burned houses of Kibbutz Baeri through the IDF positions scattered in everywhere until we reached the fence a moment later you can already see the destroyed villages hear the shooting up close and especially smell the battle from here on does the smell get better or worse it depends if you get used to it have you gotten used to it at the beginning of the trip a report was received of sniper fire on the humanitarian crossing and we were forced to stop it's close yeah about a hundred meters last night the Jerusalem brigade cleared the area and raided the area it looks like an innocent house but when you go in it's not so innocent all of the people who were here were not innocent and during the entire attack here there were no civilians and until the crossing opens we managed to find a coffee cart in the area what do you have to offer approximately how many girls are there in Gaza wow I have no idea how to answer this question I meant some female fighters I can tell you some me and two others right now scary scary tense but okay mom and dad no yes sure what did they say you know it's hints it's not like mom dad I'm entering Gaza today because then they would just stop me it was like this and after a long hour the signal was given with the IDF's ground entry into the northern Gaza strip leaflets were distributed calling on uninvolved civilians to leave and move south through the humanitarian corridor near Zaytun and since then thousands have arrived waiting for their turn while the fighting continues all around what happened shooting hours yeah every day more and more civilians are evacuated here which leaves Gaza only with terrorists it allows us to fight them freely without restrictions we're fighting there is the more the forces go inside then there's a larger evacuation of the population this is part of locating prisoners and missing persons we're trying to make sure that the prisoners and missing persons are not being smuggled here that is why sometimes they speak Hebrew to call the prisoners and missing persons the flow of refugees to the south continues but everything is under review under control strict verification and most of the steps can't be documented is there pity sometimes or pity for whom for every human being i think is merciful everyone has their own threshold of mercy i don't mean that everyone deserves it they live in an unpleasant environment their fault, not their fault that's another question it's filmed something to tell my parents that i'm fine i don't know mom, dad, everything is fine i'm fine, Sasha everything is fine and it will be fine how does it feel here interesting, the situation is not easy strong, that's the most important thing strong in the mission and on the way out it was hard to miss the battalion commander the poet and his entry video to Gaza changing focus as we now look at the relief initiatives underway during this war a non-profit organization called in unity we rebuild is securing donations to support Israeli organizations helping residents of border communities in the south more in this report from Israel from Israel from Israel from Israel next turning hotel room one of the many challenges facing the communities near the Gaza strip are trying to rebuilding the sense of normalcy far from home our task is to meet the needs of the residents there's housing and food of course Pero encima de eso, también hay una escuela para asegurar que los niños estén mirados. Los residentes necesitan tener cuidado, tanto físicamente y psicológicamente. Las personas han dejado la casa con nada, y algunas tienen nada que dejar. Y luego, por supuesto, queremos reconstruir las comunidades para que las personas puedan regaining un sentido de belonging. Hay necesidades que necesitan financias substanciales para comunidades que han tomado enormes pertenencias. Esta es una de las seis organizaciones que están ayudadas por la organización de Rebuild Unidad. Una plataforma de voluntarios que conecta a donadores con las asociaciones de VETA de Israel. Nuestro objetivo es para que nadie se encuentre en el mundo, si son juicios o no, para tener una plataforma de confianza para ayudar a los víctimas de los masacores y la reconstrucción de las áreas afectadas. Las personas pueden ir en contacto con nosotros y nos ofre un seguimiento de la agencia que se proporciona gracias a sus donaciones. Después del 7 de octubre, 30 voluntarios de la ciudad de Hadha-Sharon acompañaron a las fuerzas para hacer sus vidas. Era inactivo para permanecer inactiva, mientras Israel fue viajando a una crisis como esta. Inmediatamente, empezamos con las seis organizaciones operando en la tierra, incluyendo asociaciones de residentes locales afectados por los masacores, una asociación que ayudó a los soldados y a la Unidad de Hatzala, que proporciona una asociación de desgracia por todo el país. Hacemos con ellos y aseguramos que les obtengan las donaciones que necesitan. Desde el comienzo de la guerra, las donaciones han estado subiendo, en todo el mundo, las personas están ingresando para apoyar a las asociaciones de Israel en necesidad. Llegamos ayuda de todo el mundo, de los Estados Unidos y de Europa, por supuesto, pero también hay personas de Australia y de Saudi Arabia que están involucrados. Están creciendo. Pero hay todavía una gran manera de ir. La asociación de residentes de Echikal, por ejemplo, aún hace falta las recursos para ayudar a los jóvenes. Es crucial que ayudemos a los jóvenes. Ellos son una de las populaciones más difíciles. Las 32 villas y el Council de Echikal allan la misma escuela secundaria, así que todo el mundo sabe a todos. Todos los niños han perdido los amantes o han tenido amigas. Nuestro trabajo es darles una gran parte de la mente y la confianza de la self-confidence como posible, por ejemplo, en el sport, yoga, o ejercicios de meditación, nosotros intentamos ayudar a ellos a reaccionar el sentido de la normalidad. Mientras la guerra en el Gaza estripe está parecida a ser lenta, los habitantes desplazados no tienen el prospecto de regresar a casa, pero están ya intentando rebuildar sus vidas. En Unity We Rebuild ofrece una forma para ayudar a ellos a lograr esto. Y ahora, vamos a ver el reto con nuestro correspondiente, Nicol Zeric, en Tel Aviv. Y las familias de Nicol están esperando para noticias sobre un desplazamiento de hostia. ¿Qué es lo más reciente? ¡Bien, por favor! Es un tiempo ansioso cuando continuamos a escuchar nuevas noticias. Y como el gobierno está reunido ahora mismo y continuamos a escuchar lo que el PM, Benjamin Netanyahu, está diciendo qué podría venir de este desplazamiento, este potencial desplazamiento. Ahora, como es un juego de desplazamiento, realmente puedes ver el desplazamiento de hostia en el que la gente que está detrás de mí está relativamente quieta de donde estamos ahora mismo, pero estamos escuchando noticias que si hay un desplazamiento, podríamos seguir a ver más familias que vienen de aquí, continuando a mostrar su desplazamiento. Y aquí, detrás de mí, esta es la curia, la IDF Headquarters. Puedes ver personas continuando a mostrar las faces de sus amantes. Esto es lo que permanece la parte más importante. 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Cuando esta es una edición especial de seguridad que te viene vivo de la Porta de Jaffa. A la fin de día 45 de la guerra en Gaza, Israel espera un anuncio dramático en las próximas horas. Un anuncio que puede llevar a casa 10 de los hostes israelíos llevados por Hamas en Gaza hasta el 7 de octubre, en returnes, para la reacción de docentes de los prisioneros palestinianos. Y 5 días de cifras en Gaza. Nuestras equipas están enviadas en todos los puntos de interés en el norte y en el sur de la Bordera y aquí en Tel Aviv, donde las familias de hostes han estado reunidas por muchas semanas ahora, esperando para el progreso. Los Jutis en Yemen están atrapando sus actividades contra estos targetos después de que several misiles lanzaron el grupo rebelde estupido a la actividad en el sur de la Bordera que se acercó a una compañía israelí y en el sur de la Bordera van a asistir a las fuerzas asegurando a los docentes de Gaza viajando el camino largo de los coidíos humanitarios para salvar a muchos de la tierra para cobrar en la próxima hora. Y a la mitad. Así que, vamos a comenzar. Primero, vamos a la fila para que algunas noticias que están correspondiendo. Nicole Cede, que es en Tel Aviv con las familias de hostes esperando anxiosamente para tener buenas noticias para venir de la compañía. Nicole, ¿qué es tu noticia? Seguro que ha sido un juego de esperanza específicamente esta noche, pero tengo que decir que ha sido un juego de esperanza durante los últimos 46 días, Yohab. Y así que hoy están viendo exactamente qué noticias pueden venir como el gobierno que está presentando y disculpando el posible deal de hostia, específicamente hablando de mujeres y niños, sus madres, probablemente, que estarán lanzadas por este deal. Ha sido un tiempo longa que viene. Y muchas de las familias aquí, primero, dicen que verán cuando creen. Y, segundo, tenemos que recordar que si 50 hostias están lanzadas, significa que hay todavía dosis, más de 100 otros que aún serán captados en Gaza. Así que, para muchos de las familias que están lanzadas, como continuamos a ver y escuchar más sobre este deal, que probablemente se va a extender, muchas de las familias se han quedado preguntando, ¿está vendiendo a mi? ¿La de mi amor que se ha lanzado? ¿Que puedo finalmente ver después de 46 días? ¿O es que este ansioso juego de esperanza continúa? Y lo que están viendo de muchas de las familias, es que, incluso si su amor se ha vuelto, van a continuar a venir aquí. Continúan a venir aquí a la escuadra hostia. Es lo que ha sido renamada. La escuadra hostia se ha lanzado aquí en Tel Aviv hasta cada uno de estas cadenas, lanzando esta abierta de cebolla que ha sido abierta por más de un mes ahora, hasta cada uno de estas cadenas se ha lanzado. Eso es cuando vamos a parar escuchar estas calles del gobierno. Y te puedo decir, aquí detrás de mí, en la distancia, puedes ver la idea de los headquarters, la curia, y sobre el otro lado de esa construcción. Y podemos escuchar la distancia de algunos protestantes que hemos escuchado durante los últimos meses, ahora, Akshav, que es ahora en Hebron. Puedo escuchar eso en la distancia, en este otro lado de la idea de los headquarters. Y así continuamos a escuchar la misma mensaje ahora. Y realmente la pregunta es, es hoy el ahora que muchas de estas familias han estado esperando, pero para ahora, el juego de espera continúa. Nicol, una pregunta más. ¿Había algun de los ministros, los ministros del gobierno votando ahora? ¿Había antes de que las familias hablan de hablar a ellos, a algunos de los generales? ¿Habían conocido a alguien? ¿Alguien solo vio a verlos? O, ¿sabes? Están esperando en su propia. Como de hoy, han estado esperando en su propia de lo que podemos decir. En realidad, ha habido un poco quieto ahora mismo. Parece que todo ha estado esperando casi dentro. Sabemos, justo ayer, en esta misma área. El primer ministro, Benjamin Netanyahu, que ha conocido con estas familias, pero eso fue una muy hectic reunión y una muy contundida reunión. Y muchas de las familias hostias no fueron felices porque de quién fue permitido, versus quién no fue permitido, versus, finalmente, en el final, todo estaba. Pero, solo muestra cómo tan intensa es. Y, por lo que es exactamente lo que está pasando ahora, parece que muchas de las familias todavía están dejando en el ojo, todavía esperando para escuchar. Pero eso es también porque el gobierno todavía está reuniendo y discutiendo lo posible. Así que, están esperando que, después de la reunión, puedan tener un poco más clarificación sobre lo que está sucediendo a sus amantes. Sí, Nicol, gracias por ahora. Vamos a regresar a vosotras después de, espero, con algunas buenas noticias sobre, sabes, sus amantes. Gracias. Y ahora, me gustaría llevar nuestros guestes para esta noche, el ex-presidente mayor general Eitan Dangot, formador de IDF, de la Tierra de Palestina, y el ex-presidente general Hanan Geffen, formador de la comanda de la A200, unirnos a via Zoom. Gracias, muchachos. Para estar con nosotros, hoy, Eitan, voy a comenzar con vosotros. Parece que el deal es un hecho, que el gobierno decidirá en favor de el deal, que va a tomar un día, probablemente a partir de la tercera. Provencias, los buenos y los bajos en ese hecho. Creo que, sobre todo, es nuestra duty para liberar y, después de eso, tenemos que analizar todas las chances o los riesgos que estamos tomando en un acuerdo que parte de lo que dices, ha sido publicada por la presión. Entonces, la mayor cosa es la IDF. ¿Cómo la IDF va a intercambiar la actividad? Estaban en un nivel alto para completar la misión en la parte norte de Gaza. Seguramente, ¿cómo va a defenderse dentro del área? Y la tercera será ¿cómo va a renovar la actividad después de estos días estará pasada? O tal vez, Hamas va a hacer otro comentario, que va a continuar con el reto, porque es claro que Sinwa quiere arrumar esta guerra o para obtener tiempo para organizarse y no perder la Gaza. Y creo que en esta junción la IDF es necesaria ser muy creativa para pensar sobre la continuación, incluso cambiar los planes operacionales en order para sorprender y para hacerlo claro que será el próximo paso. Así que la IDF, la seguridad de los soldados es la principal parte y hay algunos puntos sobre la inteligencia de arrumar o no arrumar. Me pido los dedos que tienen un montón de peso en sus brazos para llevar lo que necesitan para llevar cada momento. En el otro lado, creo que la Hamas está mirando como están haciendo este paso en un paso muy clave estratégico mientras Israel va a completar la misión en la parte norte de Gaza mientras alrededor de Hanune comienza a sentir la atmósfera del rival israelí y eso será el completo de la misión creo entre incluso la entidad y los otros. Así que sobre todo retengo a lo que empezé creo que la relevancia de los hosteges es la principal parte que nosotros como un país como un país tenemos una suerte contra nuestros civilizantes y contra las familias. Y eschanán Geffen a ti. Sabes hay dos manos para esa operación. Uno es los hosteges como Eitan mencionó. El otro es el operacional la lucha en el grado. Puede contrar no trabajar juntos no venir juntos. Israel ha optado hoy en favor de los hosteges y ha dicho prácticamente que podemos esperar con la operación. Sí. Creo que la condición en el grado ha cambiado completamente en los últimos 45 días. Solo quiero ver los límites de la forma que creo intento ver cómo Yacha Sinwar, los líderes y Mohamed Dek miran esto. Primero creo que si no sé exactamente lo que sucedió sobre el grado porque están en los bancos ahora mismo. Ya deberían ser sorpresas por lo que Israel atacó. Se esperan para los tanques y todo. Pero eso no ha ocurrido. Estaban los aeropuertos, los tanques, los ingenieros muy precisos de inteligencia. Todo fue opuesto a lo que se usedó a ver en el pasado. Así que me diría que en una forma tomada por sorpresas. El otro lado el otro es y esto puede ser incluso mal para ellos. Es Gaza se turnó hacia abajo. 90% de la populación de los en Gaza han ido al sur. No creen que sucedió porque han captado los ciudadanos. Estaban muy cerca de los guardias. Y ahora debido a el suceso de Israel atacó. Todo se turnó hacia abajo y ahora 95% de los en Gaza están en el sur. Me diría que no se y y el reino en el nicarHHements Israel y en el y el reino en el reino en el reino en el reino en elresto vcheerful aquí November y activa futbol el reino en el reino en elâteLabo Y con heraus su precisely lo que RAM más los hostes, han tomado a los niños y las mujeres, y para ellos no sería un problema, pero esto en los ojos de los otros, yo diría que el Catarino les ha dicho a los americanos que se abren a la presión americana, el Catarino les ha dicho, que vamos a salir del juego si no vas a responder a la presión de los americanos, no a nosotros, los americanos se abren a la presión americana, y esto, juntos, han proponido a estos niños, yo creo que han proponido hacerlo, no es para ellos, yo creo que tienen muchas opciones en estos 5 días, yo no veo esto como un problema demasiado grande. Sí, Chanang, queremos bajar al campo, ahora a la frontera norte, que es un poco escalación, en los últimos días corresponde Robert Swift, en la ciudad de Kiryat-Shmona, Rob, ¿qué es tu update para esta hora? El último incidente es que alrededor de 40 minutos atrás, en la comunidad galeliana central, la silencia de los rocket, se subió ahí, ahora esto se convirtió a ser con un comentario de la IDF, después de que clarificó cosas, y se entendió que esto fue actualmente la silencia de los rocket, se subió en respuesta a los misiles interceptores que están en este caso, fue el sistema Iron Dome, que fue usado para disparar un drone israelí, que empezó a malfunctionar, ahora a este momento, la israelí militaría no ha hecho un comentario sobre la naturaleza de ese funcionamiento, obviamente, si fue algo que fue causado debido a alguna tipo de interferencia desde Hezbollah o sus sistemas de armas, esto sería más preocupante, pero a este momento, no hay evidencia o sugerencia de eso, se puede ser un caso de maquinaria, no hacer su trabajo, pero y de una abundancia de caudal, la israelí militaría lo llevó abajo, ahora eso es por lo que no es el único incidente que se ha tomado en el lugar a través de la bordera hoy, ha sido un día bastante frenético, con otros drones lanzados 2, 3 horas antes, en este caso, Hezbollah drones que fueron lanzados en el oeste, el centro y el oeste de la bordera de Israel, y esto viene several horas después de una serie de atacos anti-tank tomó lugar antes en el día, y la israelí aéreo está conducto en el sur de Lebanon, en este caso, de nuevo, usando vehículos de unmanned aerial y sacando a un comandante de Hamas, en este caso, el comandante deputado de las operaciones de Hamas en Lebanon. Rob, me diga lo que estás viendo alrededor de ti, porque, ya sabes, hemos hablado sobre la bordera y el norte, el norte de Bound, mientras que estás en la ciudad de Kirachmana, la mayor ciudad en Upper Galilee. He visitado Kirachmana muchas veces en las últimas semanas, es una ciudad de la ghost. Sí, es certamente un poco caliente de lo que esperas, como dices, es un lugar larga, un lugar larga, con un montón de pequeños villagos y ciudadanos que están alrededor de él, y muchas de estas son, ya sabes, un poco más caliente que esperas en diferentes circunstancias. Por eso se dice que hay una pieza, solo a mi izquierda, y, ya sabes, hay un poco de tráfico pasando y bajando a 10 a 10 de la noche. Entonces, hay parte de estas comunidades que son bastante ricos, pero al mismo tiempo, hay bastante gente que solo quiere ver con las cosas. Ahora, uno de los mayores en una ciudad un poco más cerca del norte de Kirachmana, hoy él actualmente complica, su ciudad es una de las que se han subido al ataque de anti-tacmissiles esta mañana, y él estaba en la radio israelí, discutiendo el hecho de que él se siente que la israelí militar, en su palabra, ha sorprendido los primeros 5 kilómetros de Israel de la borda, y ha esencialmente convertido esto en una zona de seguridad, una zona de buffer, donde los ciudadanos israelíos son, esencialmente, avisados o, en algunos casos, ordenados para no estar ahí. Y su sugestión fue, esencialmente, que esto, en lugar de, debería ser subido al norte de la borda, que esto debería estar sucediendo en el territorio de Lebanese, como la israelí militar ha hecho en el pasado. Así que, sí, mientras hay una vida aquí en las comunidades, claramente, como este mayor está comentando, hay todavía bastante frustración, y como estos ataques continúan, día en día, ese nivel de frustración es sólo posible aumentar. Robert Swift, gracias, gracias mucho a Taker, por favor, por ahí, en el norte, y desde el norte a el norte, y a nuestro correspondiente de seguridad, Jonathan Regev, Jonathan, tu update. Sí, y, en el norte, tenemos que decir que ha sido relativamente, estoy diciendo relativamente, cuando comparamos esto a los días anterior, estoy aquí en esta exacta ubicación, en sábado, y luego pudimos escuchar muy duro, artillería pálvula todo el tiempo, y hoy esto no fue el caso, no significa que es completamente quieto, distinto de esto, todavía hay artillería que está tirando contra la gaza, pero no es en la misma intensidad que en los días anterior, también han sido, un poco, los roquitos, uno en Ashkelon, en el tarde anteriores, y un poco más tarde, más allá de Centro de Israel, hasta la ciudad de Rishon Lezion, pero no hay mucho de ellos, es esto una indicación de este posible incendio y hostil que has estado hablando de posiblemente? Puede ser el caso, tal vez, tal vez que los dos lados son, tal vez, un poco bajos, debido a la factura de que este caso podría ser alcanzado, no sé, pero lo que sé es que este día ha sido aquí relativamente más quieto, seguramente, cuando comparamos aquí, lo que sucedió aquí, en las 48 horas anterior, en sábado, fue muy duro aquí, cuando el combate estaba rechazando en la refugia de Jabalia, que es de una mitad de un millón atrás de nosotros, hoy es una mitad de un millón, al menos eso es lo que la armada está esperando, y por lo tanto, como Israel ve a Hamas, está diciendo que alguien subiendo, estará cortado y cerrado, no iniciar, la armada no iniciará ninguna operación, no irá más adelante a la estación de gas, o más adelante a las habitaciones en las que la armada, que la armada es sorprendente, como a Jabalia, como a Zajaya, como a Zaytún, las grandes habitaciones en Gaza, pero Israel está diciendo que alguien subiendo a la estación y presentando peligro a nuestros grupos, estará cortado, y claro, esto crece la pregunta de cómo Hamas va a hablar con los hostes, porque Hamas está diciendo que si este caso realmente viene a vida, vamos a lanzar 10 hostes cada día, y hay un par de cinco días, pero si algo se ignita, tal vez, incluso por su propuesta, tal vez, deliberatemente, los terres van a acercar a las fuerzas, llevando las fuerzas a desmigrar, a matar, y entonces Hamas, quizás, dirá, que tú eres el que, básicamente, se ha subido de la estación de gas, por lo tanto, estamos subiendo a nuestra parte, que está lanzando los hostes, muchas preguntas, pero al menos, por lo tanto de lo que la armada está ayudando, se está frejando la situación, claramente, no empujando. Sí, Jonathan, una última pregunta sobre la frontera civil, las personas empezaron a regresar a casa en las ciudades de Áscar, en otros lugares, porque, sabes, ha sido un largo tiempo, seis semanas atrás de casa, no es tan cosy, no es hotel, pero no es vacación. Entonces, ¿qué te escuchas de la frontera civil? Así que dividimos a dos diferentes categorías, por lo tanto de la frontera, la respuesta es claramente no, la frontera es amplia, como mencionaste sobre Kierach Monas, la frontera es completamente amplia, y las personas no van a regresar, no solo eso, la municipalidad aquí, la frontera, dice hoy que cualquier arrangamiento que hay aquí con los hoteles, sobre el pago de los hoteles, ha sido extendido hasta el final de diciembre, significa que, al menos, al menos hasta el final de diciembre, las personas no van a regresar. Es una historia diferente en otros lugares, la ciudad de Nativot, que también es cerca de la zona de la frontera, pero un poco más lejos, unos 7 o 8 miles o más, así que hay un montón de actividades ahí, lo mismo podría ser dicho por Ashkelon, Ashkelon tomó un gran golpe, por lo tanto, en los primeros días de la guerra, pero ese nivel de roquitos en Ashkelon ha crecido dramaticamente, desde que la operación de la frontera empezó, y también bastante gente permaneció en Ashkelon originalmente, y muchos otros ya regresaron, pero por lo tanto, la comunidad está cerca de la frontera, la ruta, y, por supuesto, la frontera, las comunidades, right on the border fence, no regresaron ahí, y no va a suceder, al menos, hasta el final de diciembre, que es 6 semanas desde ahora. Sí, Jonathan, gracias mucho. Seguir bien, Eitan Dan got still with me in the studio, Enchan Angephen will be with you in a second. Eitan, I've asked, I've been asking Jonathan beforehand, how do you stain Gaza, stain still, being able to receive attacks from Hamas, because Hamas, nine years ago in operation, protective edge has been kidnapping, attacking and kidnapping an Israeli soldier, Dal Golding at the time, how do you prevent that currently, how do you go back to attacking after the deal is concluded? Absolutely, I think you cannot make Jonathan use the word of freezing, you cannot phrase the situation, you have to change your concept, you have to deploy your forces in a different way, you have to use another different of defending and creating a life intelligence in order to identify and advise such a things, you have to make operation for these days, and what I said at the beginning of tonight is when we open the first question you asked me, I said the idea has to think in a different way about the concept of the continuating, not as it used now, the east part of north part of Gaza, whether to be much more creative and surprising, it's a very difficult mission and above all to keep the soldier alive in such circumstances. We've been serving in the IDF military for many years, there is a huge task for the intelligence in such a situation to bring information about Hamas, about the hostages and to bring information to keep the soldier safe, and that's in a situation when the intelligence have failed dramatically in October 7th. The October 8th because the situation is totally different right now, what we have seen in the last 45 days is intelligence we have never seen before, intelligence that closing the intelligence life cycle of 10 minutes between collecting the information and then delivering the role, as the war rages on, more and more information was open to the soldiers, many evidences that even Hamas people are coming, are cooperating or taking hostages or taking prisoners and this information is directly like to, and this is one of the surprises that the Hamas brought in this war, the precise targeting of the Israeli forces, there's no a battalion obligated that's crawling in the street of Gaza looking for target, no this is not the case, each of them with the heading team as a mission, as a specific target, specific location, even specifying where there might be booby traps, folios and so on. So this is one of the big successes of this war, it depends on many sources and I would say even I'm not sure I'm exaggerating, on each fighting guy in the field there are three guys collecting for the intelligence of supporting the guys in the front, so this is what and Eitan mentioned their creativity, I believe this is the basis for a future creativity in the war, in the part of the southern part of Gaza, as to the question of the surprise, you know we have to learn it, everybody, we are so disappointed, all of us especially the veterans and we all wait to see, understand, but that has to wait until the war because the guys right now have a lot of work to do and we support them, I don't end with the day, there's no day and night there, working very hard, hopefully we'll end it sooner than later. Yes, Eitan, I'm worried about the north, how do you keep that front not deteriorating into a war or a full scale war? I think it's still kind of a policy of the government, but in my opinion we are on the way of escalating the situation there, Qizbala is a big question mark whether they will join to reduce the escalation from now, during the what's coming, the coming days, I'm not so optimistic about it, I think that in the north we have to calculate again our story, if it's going and climbing up as it was in the last days and remember you have, at the last point you have to make a meeting point between a policy by maybe agreement that will be under the United States policy or activities with the United Nation and on the other end probably and unfortunately we will need to use much more military power in order to make these two points to meet and to create a new situation for the civilians who has to return to live back in this area. But Eitan, do you see Israel preventing war for a long time, keep that level of fighting that we've heard from Rob beforehand? As we are going on the timetable of the war in Gaza, the timetable in the north is shorter, so we are very close in my opinion to a change in this position. I think that we will not be able to make the goal or to fulfill the goal that was not declared by the Israeli government and to achieve silence in this area with supplying safety to the people who are living there without making escalation with his bala in the military field. Eitan, thank you so much for joining us today, a quick break for commercials and when we return we'll discuss Iran's involvement in the region and the latest on the Juti rebels take over a cargo ship in the southern red sea. Don't go anywhere, we'll be right back. En formación de los acontecimientos de la guerra, espadas de hierro. Entrevistas exclusivas reportes desde la zona de guerra, la reacción de los países hispanoparlantes. News 24, el único medio en español que te mantiene informado y conectado con la comunidad latina en Israel. News 24, únicamente en I24 News. ¿Qué dice ahora? 30 niños, 13 mamás y sobre 10 otras mujeres que serán incluidas en eso. Eso es lo que el ministro, el ministro de la Comunidad, nos dijo hace unos minutos. Sí, eso es exactamente correcto. Estamos continuando a aprender más sobre exactamente lo que este asesino hostil puede involucrar. Otra cosa, además de los niños y las mujeres que serán lanzadas, es también el presidente Benjamin Nyahu, el presidente de la Comunidad, que el red cross en este asesino será permitido visitar los hostes permanentes y dar un tratamiento médico a los que necesitan el tratamiento. Así que eso en sí es también un gran asesino, porque como continuamos a ver muchos de estos protestas, hemos específicamente visto protestas con diferentes profesionales de salud, urgen el red cross, el red cross internacional para hacer más. El hecho de que el red cross no ha visitado estos hostes por 46 días ahora, es muy preocupante a muchos, no solo los miembros de la familia y los miembros de las personas, sino también los profesionales de salud, que dicen que esto es contra la organización, el hecho de que han hecho tan poco para intentar asegurar la seguridad de estos hostes, para intentar ver exactamente qué tipo de tratamiento médico, siquiera, han sido bien protegidos, y incluso una lista de todos los hostes permanentes. Por lo tanto, todo lo que estamos escuchando sobre este asesino potencial, como es ahora en la conversa, es bastante mayor, porque no solo los miembros serán liberados, sino también el hecho de que el red cross, probablemente, será capaz de entrar y ver face-to-face, muchos de los otros abductes permanentes, eso es un factor mayor también, y realmente un ganador para muchos de los que han estado protestando por esta exacta cosa para suceder. Nicole, a nivel entre optimismo y pessimismo, ¿qué escuchas de las familias? Es un dilema muy conflicto, porque, como escuchamos esto, esta noticia muy bien invitada, todos los hostes estarán abiertos con una armadura muy bien invitada, porque estas personas han sido ayudadas a captar los niños de los 46 días, sus madres, otras mujeres. Por lo tanto, cuando vienen de la casa, aún recuerdan a todos los otros que permanecen en Gaza, los captores de la casa. Entonces, cuando escuchas el optimismo y el pessimismo, eso permanece una de las partes más conflictivas, porque, mientras quieres ser feliz, y estas familias son felices para todos los que llegan a ver sus amantes, si no son ellos, la persona que no han visto o escuchado por los 46 días, es todavía tomando una gran emoción. Y, por lo tanto, los reportes que escuchamos, esto es más cercano de lo que hemos tenido en el paro de negociaciones, pero, de nuevo, cuando hablamos de estas familias, hasta que physicalmente vean sus amantes, y que están escondidos en sus armas, eso es cuando van a creer en todo lo que está siendo reportado ahora mismo. Así que, mientras todo está permaneciendo optimista, mientras todo está permaneciendo esperado, hasta que eso realmente suceda, eso es cuando estas familias van a poder finalmente respirar una salida. Y uno debe decir que, en un par de días, sobre 50 familias o serán felices, y 180 o así, quedará muy, muy horroroso, y con muchas ideas y consultas. Nicole, muchas gracias por estar con nosotros hoy. Nuestro correspondiente senior, Owen Alterman, se joins en nuestro estudio. Vamos a hablar sobre cómo va a funcionar, lo que va a suceder, cómo relajable es ese deal, porque hay Hamas en el otro lado, y lo sabes, Hamas es Hamas, puede romper todo, cada minuto. Right, y lo que puede ser dicho, creo que en favor del deal, tienes uno de los muchos, o al menos varias cosas. Y, por supuesto, quiero compartir, Nicole, su entusiasmo, sobre esta idea de que el Red Cross va a visitar el Hostage. Tienes en mente lo que significa para un Hostage en el Tunel en Gaza, para dar un visito del Red Cross. Y imagínate lo que hacer para su salud en todo el mundo, y para sus morales. Creo que es maravilloso que nuestro gobierno ha negociado para esa prevención, pero es absolutamente correcto, la pregunta es sobre la implementación. Mira, lo que puede ser dicho en favor del deal es que es construido para testar la complianza de Hamas. Hamas, por supuesto, tiene un inicio, que el Seasfire continúa día a día a día, y en el orden para que eso suceda, Hamas necesita continuar distribuir los hostages en instalments, sin distribuir los hostages en instalments, según lo que entendemos sobre este deal. Y, de nuevo, el detalle aún está emergiendo y no ha sido oficialmente anunciado, entonces el Seasfire tendrá que simplemente parar. Y, por supuesto, es una opción de extender el deal, de lo que entendemos, ¿correcto? Si Hamas continúa a distribuir 10 hostages a día, continúa a ganar para sí mismo, otro día de un Seasfire. Supongo que a algún punto, hay una pregunta en el Israel, si es un buen deal para la gran imagen de la guerra, pero estamos fuera de estar ahí. Pero, de nuevo, obviamente, Hamas es una organización terrorista criminal, y su complianza tiene que ser testada. Y el argumento sería que, incluso si Hamas no complique, Hamas podría poner su complianza en una área griega, donde se han distribuido algunos hostages, pero no todo, y explica que necesita más tiempo. Y le da una explicación que es increíble. O hacer lo que sea, es Hamas. O lo que sea. Right, but then the hostages would be coming home. I mean, that's the argument in favor of that option to continue extending. Look, I guess the argument would be that if Hamas doesn't comply and the deal simply stops because his implementation can't continue because Hamas isn't living up to its commitment. Then, at the very least, the argument I think would be that Israel's no worse off, right? No worse off for having tried, for having shown to the families and shown to the wider public that the country really is committed to this idea of returning the hostages. And of course, you have also showing to the Biden administration Israel's willingness to engage in what is, again, we're calling this a ceasefire. But by another name, this is a humanitarian pause, right? That Joe Biden has been asking for for a number of weeks, not necessarily just a few hours of a pause here and there to allow to allow the evacuation of civilians southward, but a pause a few days with Joe Biden instead of giving it to Joe Biden as a gesture to Joe Biden, which Israel might have needed to do a week from now, two weeks from now. Israel is doing what it would have needed to do anyway. And instead of getting only Joe Biden's continued support in return, it is getting Joe Biden's continued support in return and also getting 50 hostages potentially. So again, I think these are the arguments why even those of us who are very skeptical of deals like this are cautiously sold on this one. One last question. You've started by talking what Nicole has been stating about the visit by the Red Cross. You know, Hamas do not release in the next days all of the children because it says that it does know where all the children are in Gaza. So why should the Red Cross be able to visit everyone if Hamas doesn't know where they are or lies by saying that they do they do not. They will take a few hostages, make them, you know, look very pretty. But what about the rest? How can we rely on Hamas? Wow, that is the echoes of history. You know, a guest in earlier broadcast, you have mentioned Therese and Statz, of course, in the Holocaust, a kind of Potemkin village concentration camp that was set up for the Red Cross to visit and show that the Nazis were treating Jews well. Look, that is possible. The implementation is endowed. At least it's full implementation. And you're right if Hamas has to bring the Red Cross to the hostages because Hamas knows where they are and the Red Cross, presumably, does not. That much is true. We have every right to be in doubt, but the government is making a good faith effort. And I think that given the terms and given the circumstances, it's a good faith effort that's worth cautiously supporting. And we'll stay hopeful. It is quite difficult to do under the circumstances. Owen, thank you so much. Moving on, even before the October 7th attacks, Iran has long provided support to militias seeking to dislodge the American presence in Iraq and Syria of roughly 33500 troops. But since then, US forces have also been part of the circle fire backed by Iran as a tax on US forces in Syria. And Iraq reached 64 in less than five weeks. Mili's correspondent Aril Osaran has more. A surge in attacks on US forces in the Middle East, as anger in the region over Washington's support of Israel's military campaign in Gaza increases. US forces in the Anilasat base in Western Iraq suffered another rocket attack on Tuesday. Iraqi security sources said there were no reports of injuries. Additional reports in Iraq of a drone strike on a truck convoy belonging to a Shiite militia west of Baghdad believed to be carried out by US forces. These attacks must stop and if they don't stop, then we won't hesitate to do what's necessary again to protect our troops. Since October 17th, US troops in Iraq and Syria have come under near daily rocket and drone attacks, recording at least 64 incidents and about as many injuries in that time. US forces have responded with a few rounds of airstrikes targeting sites used by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps and affiliated groups. Estos airstrikes son intentados para disresubrir y degradar la libertad de acción y las capacidades de estos grupos, que están directamente responsables de atacar a US forces en el Irak y en Siria. Iran dice que los ataques a US forces en la región son un resultado de, digamos, mis políticas americanas, incluyendo el apoyo para Israel en la guerra contra Samas. América Zeyt to the Zionist regime is encouraging them to kill and commit cruel acts of neglect against the Palestinian people. And so as the number of attacks continues to mount, so too has the frustration over Washington's limited response. And it is only a matter of time before one of those claims the life of a US service member. And now I'd like to bring in Mr. Chris Burgess, former CIA officer, any on Schneider, Arab Affairs correspondent for Israel's Channel 12 News. Thank you so much gentlemen for joining us today. We'll start with you, Chris. Let's speak about Iran's involvement, you know, sending everything it can or nearly everything from Lebanon and Syria and Yemen and obviously Gaza, but staying away, keeping keeping very much dry. They're attempting to provide themselves some plausible deniabilidad, but I believe all of your viewers and you yourself understand that they are also spurts at the provisioning of third parties to carry their water, if you will. OK, how do you see Iran's involvement? You know, from now on, because, you know, we've seen we've seen them stepping up their actions mainly by the Houthis, but in Lebanon as well, I mean, the last few days of fighting were much more hectic than the ones that we've seen in the past few weeks. I find it very interesting that the Houthis are using ballistic missiles that they're attacking US drones and ships in the area, the Red Sea. And also launching a tax 900 miles away, 200, was it 1200 kilometers towards Israel and all of those are being taken down. But again, I see it as Iran's hand using somebody else so that the US won't retaliate directly against Iran. But as Secretary Austin said, those entities that are attacking US forces in the area will receive return fire. Yaron Schneider, good evening. Let's look at all different fronts starting by the Houthis. You know, they've been firing, they've been kidnapping a ship yesterday. Who calls the shots, Tehran or Yemen? Well, I think that they are definitely under the umbrella of Iran and as we can understand, it's a long process in which Iran, I would say, became the sponsor of the Houthis, which actually existed long before they participated in the attacks against Israel. They are rooted in Yemen. They are part of a domestic struggle in Yemen, although for armed supply and for getting involved in the military activities, they were supported from a very early period by Iran. And Iran supplied them with all these facilities and the very advanced weapons that we see now in action. Ballistic missiles, all the UVAs, all the facilities that enable them to actually go much beyond the borders of Yemen. So I can say that they are surely part of the network that Iran utilizes in the region in order to attack its enemies and deny, as the gentleman said before, deny its direct involvement and this system, as we see it now, exists also in the front against Israel. And the northern front, Iran, I mean, it's a multiple northern front, the most disturbing one, obviously, is Lebanon and Hezbollah. But we have Syria and the militias, any Iraq and the militias, which didn't involve yet in the war, but there, you know, they're on the sidelines. Sure. And this is another front. Yes. Yes, Yaronio, we're with you. I think I say this is another front that we actually witnessed. It's a, I would say, development during the previous years. We know about the attacks against those Iranian pro-Iranian militias in Syria years before. And now we see that they are, as you said, they are in standby, although right now, today, we are in confrontation with Hezbollah. And some might say that it's actually a war, maybe not a war as we have now in Gaza. But even if it's less than what we actually have now in Gaza, it is a war. And Hezbollah is actually taking part in this regional reaction led by Iran to the war in Gaza. And there you have it. It's another front that is actually being utilized right now. And Iran is definitely the sponsor there as it is on the Houthis in general. Chris, how much disturbed Israel needs to need to be looking at Iran. And in other words, should we be concerned that Hezbollah or other forces will practically open a full scale war against Israel? I think that would be nirvana for Iran. But I also think that Hezbollah and the Houthis really don't want to be eliminated, that they'd like to be there at the end of the day. And thus, I think you're going to see limited engagement using the tools that the IRGC provides to these elements. And do you see any potential for an American involvement in that war? Or there are still on the sidelines saying, we just say that if Israel is to be attacked by Hezbollah or Iran, we might intervene. I think they went far beyond we might intervene. I think it was very clearly stated that should that occur. That the United States will intervene. Juan, you wanna say something about that? About American involvement? Well, listen, I agree. I mean, Joe Biden used the word, right? The one word, don't. It feels like a long time ago, right? It was the first week of the war. But I think that it still rings in our ears. And he's put American credibility on the line. You have in a way that goes far beyond the Middle East. He has framed this, including in his op-ed to the Washington Post, which was wrongly reduced by Israeli media to one sentence about the Palestinian Authority. Where the real story in that op-ed was Joe Biden continuing to frame this as part of strengthening the American to an alliance system around the world, linking Israel to Ukraine. And for that matter to the Indo-Pacific, he sees this as a test of the American alliance system arrayed against Russia, China. And for that matter, Iran has nothing less than that. He's put American credibility on the line on purpose because he wants it to be there. Because he sees this as America's interest in confronting those other powers. So yes, I think he's made it very clear that he feels he needs to intervene. Should the war spread? That said, like any guarantor of a loan, right? He exercises some control over how the person uses the money and conducts his business. So he's able to repay the loan. And for that matter, again, has some influence over Israeli decision making not to open up that front in Lebanon. But let me dairy on that. Maybe the don't wasn't only towards Iran and Hezbollah. Maybe it was towards Israel as well. Don't attack Hezbollah. Don't get into a war. Well, listen, I mean, strictly speaking, right, the don't, as it was used in that speeches, was very clearly addressed to Iran. I mean, Joe Biden said, this is, I am saying this to actors around the read, to hostile actors around the region, go back to look at the text. So strictly speaking, you're right. Strictly speaking, that's the reading of the speech. But you're absolutely right, you have. Look, he was basically saying the United States is Israel's literal guarantor, right, with those aircraft carrier strike groups in the Eastern Mediterranean. And when you guarantee a loan, you exercise some control over how the person conducts his financial affairs. You don't want to have to pay that loan back. And that's what's going on. Yes, the United States made that threat. Doesn't feel like having to carry it out and become involved in a Middle Eastern war. So yes, it's putting pressure on the Israeli government not to open up that front. And in the north, I think Prime Minister Netanyahu has more or less said that. Schneider, on to you. Explain to me, you know, the last day, the last 48 hours in the fighting in the north. I mean, you know, all day since October 7th or 8th when Hezbollah got involved have been quite hectic. But the last 48 hours were much more violent. And you know, one must be concerned whether we see at the beginning of a war that would not, none of the sides want a wish to start. Well, if we go back to the beginning of this escalation and also to the speeches of Nassar that they were too, he insisted that he's only helping or supporting the Hamas movement in Gaza by opening another front that will actually enforce itself on Israel. So Israel will be engaged in two fronts and therefore its forces will be actually split between those two. And that's the logic that he presented and he insisted that this is the one and only reason why he is firing towards Israel. As part of the, I would say, convergence between the fronts. Now, what we see in the last 48 hours is, I would say even in the last 24 hours that this kind of escalation which is also related to the Israeli response. Israel actually has its dilemma about whether it should try to push with all its force to make an end to this threat from Hezbollah right now, right here and right now, or to postpone it after we finish the engagement with Hamas, after we finish Hamas in Gaza as the government declared. And then we get actually more involved with the North Front and decide what to do and how to do with Hezbollah. Now, reality has its own rules and I would say pressure on the decision makers here in Israel. And I think that what we see in the last 24 hours is much more decisiveness regarding elimination of Hezbollah threats, I would say missiles and even personnel that were deployed along the border. And we've seen some assassinations including today, not only of Hezbollah personnel but also of Hamas, one of the leaders of Hamas that was shooting missiles toward Israel in the last couple of weeks. So according to that, I think that Hezbollah also understood that if Israel is trying to escalate, then it would also escalate its attacks and therefore you have it. It's like a spiral of escalation that we see right now. Yes, Chris, back to you. In the U.S., if the U.S. will need to get involved further than to what we see in Syria and Iraq, to what extent of involvement Israel should expect? I think that's going to largely depend on what Israel asks for. At the current moment, I think they're asking for replenishment and that the IDF and the Air Force have everything they need under control. Should they need more or should Hezbollah or the Houthis take action against U.S. forces, I think the discussion with Israel on what they need dissipates and the U.S. takes their own action. And still, I mean attacking Iran which might open a full-scale war, attacking Lebanon just, you know, warning. I would not expect an attack on Iran. I think that is the last step because as you just pointed out, Joao, that's going to lead to a conflagration that will embroil the entire area. Yaroni, you agree to that? Yeah, I quite agree. And besides, let's think about the decision-makers in Iran. You know, in the end, they are quite happy with what happens all around Iran without any direct involvement. Plus, they don't want to endanger the strategic project that they do want to keep safe, which is the nuclear project. And if there is something that they don't want to do, is to put it on risk. And besides, if they do want to keep Hezbollah alive, they don't want to get to a point in which Hezbollah is eliminated. This is maybe the one and only reason why they need Hezbollah. So in case that there is some kind of a war, some kind of direct confrontation between Israel, the United States, both, or each alone with Iran, Hezbollah, will be called to save Iran. Yes, but you know, Yaron, that might be the time for them. You know, after the Hamas has attacked and everything, they're joining fronts and attacking from all over. So let's refer you up to a very interesting report by Reuters a couple of days ago, claiming that in the last meeting of Khamenei with Ismail Hania, the leader of Hamas, he said, your decision to open the attack over the 7th was your private own decision. It wasn't ours, so we will have to bear... Understood, Yaron, I must cut you. Here, all in thanks. Yaron thanks, Chris thanks. A short break, we'll be right back. www.madeforme.co.il