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right before, right before the administration came in. and i got to tell you something. you see that by the administration kind of like in the same lockstep, in the same way, the same thinking. now, do i go and say that biden cares more for iran than he cares for israel? >> i will say that i think from the state department, state like to see both sides battling each other and the reason is because this way we can go and come in with policies. you see it in russia and then you give a little bit the way green we're not going to finish the job. >> we give a little bit to israel, but then we open up the gas pipes and close our guys by iran. >> go make money. and now all of a sudden you have this instability. why what's the plan behind this? >> i don't know. but is what in my community, we all see the biggest thing that's bothering is israel could have taken this entire gaza like that in two weeks.

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back ultimately to gaza and israel's plans inside the strip. and it appears there has been some sort of deal cut behind the scenes. there are ongoing conversations each and every day between the biden administration and the government of prime minister netanyahu here in israel and the clearly have told the israelis if they can avoid a regional war and de-escalate the situation with iran, they may have more flexibility inside gaza and face less american pressure as they operate, as long as they can get those civilians out of the way. and so there's a lot politicking going on behind the scenes. the israelis looking to continue operation inside gaza while also managing the growing and regional threats. jonathan yeah, and part of managing that threat as well is keeping really close eye on hezbollah up in lebanon, their potential for a major attack if they so or were so ordered by their iranian

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the president was notified. and most importantly of all, what u.s. regional goals look like moving forward, i.e. encouraging all sides to refrain from further escalation. >> u.s. intelligence, jonathan, have suggested that israel had been a narrow and limited strike, as we've been talking about with trey yingst all morning long inside iran, because they felt like they needed to respond with, you know, some kinetic action of some kind, given the unprecedented scale of the reason attack. now, keep this in mind as well. the u.s. been warned by tehran, by way of the swiss embassy, which is usually how things play out, that the regime's response to attack by israel, again, any attack by israel, the response they say, will be decisive, definitive and regretful, quote for them. however, the hope this morning is given the limited nature of what we've seen, that maybe, just maybe, this might somehow take the steam out of this burgeoning row between

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between israel and iran, they understand these are two countries that operate with a strategic patience that the united states is not used to in war. and we're talking about the fact that the israelis have been going after iran's nuclear program for years. you might remember back in 2020 when with a machine gun that was remotely operated, the israelis took out mohsen fakhrizadeh, a iranian nuclear scientist. the iranians said they would respond and ultimately they didn't. well, the israelis understand that iran has proxies across the middle east, and they also have strategic patience and the ability to attack israel when the time is right for. and the largest iranian proxy is hezbollah, a group iran has been propping up for a very long. >> and they have been smuggling precision guided weapons components out into southern lebanon, through syria, in a way that creates a situation for israel that if indeed hezbollah is completely

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israel. and so the focus now that this situation is partially is shifting back to gaza nearly 200 days into the conflict, the israelis once again are saying they will enter. so the question is when and how? and will they be able to get civilians out of harm's way before doing so? >> jonathan, trey, thank you so much for your always work. trey yingst in tel aviv. and we will be back with a lot more of our breaking news coverage on the conflict in the middle east in 2013. and i want to be a good person. i fix problems and. >> you have them. you're a night man. >> but i love you, too. i'm just proclaiming really, i'm just proclaiming really, just clearly more than

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all you had to do was when israel was begging the people, move to the south who couldn't open up the border, who wouldn't go give them food, get them out and then all of a sudden israel would have done the world the favor of getting rid of hamas and weeks. but no, why is america not doing this? >> i don't know. and there you go. look, they're all running to the south. >> they're all running to the south. you know, they all want to get out of here. >> there's there. it strikes me that it strikes me, rabbi, that there is always a great of sympathy expressed in certain quarters for the plight of the palestinian people. >> a lot of that sympathy for the palestinian people and outrage at what is doing expressed by the the, for instance, by other countries in the region. but you rightly point out, nobody has said come us, we'll take nobody, nobody. by the way, people don't know what's really going on in

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to carry out. it seems significant to me to some extent that hezbollah did not get involved over the past week following. the iran attack during the iran attack, in any significant way . >> what do you read into that, trey, as an expert in the region? >> absolutely. and the israelis certainly concerned about that, that the iranians even last night might use hezbollah to respond to this attack. and there were some red alert sirens about a drone infiltration that ended up being a false alarm. the israeli military updating us on that this morning. but hezbollah is an organization that is iran's largest proxy in the region. they have more than 150,000 missiles and rockets many precision guided parts that have been smuggled into southern lebanon by the iranians over the past several years. and iran understands, that that is their key lever in the region when it comes israel. and it's part of the reason they haven't fully activated them to fight israel as the war

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back against the rest of iran's threat network, which they did not accomplish, called the axis of resistance in the middle east. that would have been counterproductive. but i will say this the government of benjamin netanyahu is still looking to engage in deterrence by punishment against the islamic republic, whereas think the broad trend lines of where the biden administration wants to go is quite clear, which is de-escalation, deconfliction. and i certainly think that in the short term, the islamic republic will indeed to press upon those differences. so, again, we're not of the woods yet. >> do you give any credence to some of the reporting that there has a been a trade off here with saying, okay, we will show restraint in the way that we react now to iran, but want to go ahead with the major operation against hamas in rafah, the southern city in gaza. >> and you, the united states,

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have to let us do that without further protest. >> there are allegations of that? >> i haven't seen anything proven analytically. one could see trendlines going in that direction. but, you know, the biden administration and its concerns over iraq are likely going to be outstanding, particularly if there's going to be political criticism of the nature of the israeli operation . you know, these are things that are going to have to play out over the next months. but i certainly think that the government of prime minister netanyahu, which is a unique cabinet, by the way, that war cabinet pushing back against hamas and achieving their stated military objectives starting on october eight, still remains the name of the game. >> and that means, you know, defending and destroying hamas, which is, again, the lowest of the low hanging fruit for the government of the islamic republic that had been held. it has been an absolute pleasure having you with us through these early hours of friday morning, benham. thank you so much for being, sir. >> and we will be back with a lot more on.

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palestinians? and two moderates in the region? if you, truly want to isolate extremist. >> thank you very much for the questions let me simply, first of all, repeat what our focus has been and what it remains de-escalation, avoiding conflicts. and so yes, calling on all concerned to exercise restraint that's what we've been doing over the last couple of weeks. and as necessary, that's what we'll continue to do. and again, that's reflected in the statement that you you'll see coming from all of the g7 countries on rafah we have been very clear about this president biden's been very clear about this we cannot support a major military operation in rafah first there are currently somewhere around 1.4 million people in rafah and many of them displaced from other parts of gaza in the first instance, it's imperative that people are able to get out of the way of any

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