asymmetrical release of a 700 900 prisoners, either been charged or convicted of killing israelis, so i think that you ve got a strategic cul de sac and right now i see no way out. hamas will survive either as an insurgent force or as a key force in palestinian politics with the capacity to intimidate or co opt. the israelis will continue to operate in gaza at a much reduced level because they won t be a palestinian governing structure to prevent another 7 october. so you ve got to remark, at least two nonstate actors, one in lebanon, hezbollah, and one in gaza, hamas, which will keep posing certificate risks to israeli security and, frankly, right now i see no way out of
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order to effectively pursue away to change iran s ways. correct? i think so. i think we need to work together, a coalition to put the pressure on them. you are not going to get any kind of changes unless you get a regime change. coming together to get that regime change. the ideas, thoughts, policies on killing americans, killing israelis, spreading terrorism. that is not a peaceful society. bill: what you think iran is up to? this is so close to you. what their end game is? you know, i stopped trying to analyze crazy a long time ago. i m catholic, so my bible says you know, oh wise man arguing with a full will never be satisfied. i m not going to argue with a fool, and right now they are
from lebanon into israel, and they say this tunnel was built by hezbollah for the express purpose of killing israelis. reporter: there s a secret in this hole, those responsible prefer you not to know. we drop a camera down past tens of meters of hard limestone to reveal a sophisticated tunnel complete with ventilation, lights. it s large enough for an nba player to stand in. srael says it s the work of hezbollah, the lebanese militant group with ties to iran. it was important for them to drill as close to this wall as possible, and that s because on the other side is lebanon. what they wanted to show is how hezbollah s tunnel began in lebanon and entered israel. finding this tunnel wasn t so much on what they saw, but rather, on what they heard.