they were not surprised by what happened here. the uk side, their view has always been and continues to be that israel has a right to self defence, but they have been urging israel throughout to act in way to de escalate the situation. what we have heard this morning is from a senior minister, cabinet minister here, mel stride, who is the work and pensions secretary, he has been saying this morning on the bbc that the situation in the region and he described it as a very problematic and febrile and added that it was very important that both iran and israel acted to de escalate. iran and israel acted to de-escalate. iran and israel acted to de-escalate. , ., ., . de-escalate. on the diplomatic front, de-escalate. on the diplomatic front. there de-escalate. on the diplomatic front, there had de-escalate. on the diplomatic front, there had been - de-escalate. on the diplomatic front, there had been talks - de-escalate. on the diplomatic| front, there had been talks with de-escalate.
just looking for a minor change, but root and branch change. you could have a situation like myanmar with a coup, where they take over and kill people. thailand is too far advanced as an economy to do that, so they are stuck. i think, yes, as an economy to do that, so they are stuck. ithink, yes, the coalition will proceed very carefully. there are things they can do to slowly make the military or civilian. . ., do to slowly make the military or civilian. ., ,, , ., do to slowly make the military or civilian. . ~ , ., ., do to slowly make the military or civilian. ., ,, , ., ., ., , civilian. thank you for “oining us. lets leave civilian. thank you for “oining us. lets leave you h civilian. thank you for “oining us. lets leave you with civilian. thank you forjoining us. lets leave you with some - civilian. thank you forjoining us. lets leave you with some live - let5 leave you with some live picture5 let5 leave you with some live pictures of let5 leave you with some live pic
losing active control over some parts, including these camps. i think this is really something dangerous and new that is happening now. farfrom resolving and returning to the calm, i think it is going to turbo charge a lot of the instability. we going to turbo-charge a lot of the instabili . ~ ., .,, , going to turbo-charge a lot of the instabili . ~ ., , ., instability. we had yossi on the programme. instability. we had yossi on the programme, and instability. we had yossi on the programme, and he instability. we had yossi on the programme, and he explained l instability. we had yossi on the | programme, and he explained it instability. we had yossi on the - programme, and he explained it was extremists on both sides escalating the situation. he felt the only way there could be a chance of some peaceful resolution or the people coming back to the negotiating table was if the government in israel change. do you agree? i was if the government in israel change. do you agree?- was i
appease far right mps and also trying to deal with the pressure coming from the united states to de escalate the situation. coming from the united states to de-escalate the situation. clearly. like that any de-escalate the situation. clearly. like that any conflict, de-escalate the situation. clearly. like that any conflict, there - de-escalate the situation. clearly. like that any conflict, there is - de-escalate the situation. clearly. like that any conflict, there is a i like that any conflict, there is a heavy dose of domestic politics on both sides. netanyahu is trying to placate the more far right elements of his coalition, that is clearly dictating his approach. the israeli goodman decision to launch the operation today was embarked and informed by security concerns, but also i m sure it was informed by political concerns on the pressure netanyahu has been underfrom political concerns on the pressure netanyahu has been under from the right. and it has also been clear from th