tragically died. what do you think when you see that picture? well, firstly, i have to go on a diet. secondly, how young we were. i remember the day that was shot. that s on the dead sea and we had a great time. he was taking a leave out of the army. this is his picture a few weeks before he fell. i think of him a lot and i often ask myself what would he be doing? do you think that pulling off a peace deal might be the greatest legacy you could give your brother? if it holds, yes. a peace that holds, yes. prime minister, thank you very much. thank you. it s been a pleasure. joining me now is a man who knows prime minister netanyahu very well, attorney and author of a child of zion. what did you make of that
he was taking a leave out of the army. this is his picture a few weeks before he fell. i think of him a lot and i often ask myself what would he be doing? do you think that pulling off a peace deal might be the greatest legacy you could give your brother? if it holds, yes. a peace that holds, yes. prime minister, thank you very much. thank you. it s been a pleasure. joining me now is a man who knows prime minister netanyahu very well, attorney and author of a child of zion. what did you make of that interview last night, alan? i thought you pressed him appropriately hard, and i think you were right when you said to him, this is time for a bold move. he is a big man who really i think would like to bring about peace. the palestinian representative you had on before completely