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method. he clearly went into some planning multiple days, if not weeks, before. additionally, they have his journal. they're going to look at what triggered him to go and do this. >> josh, in the days before the crash, police say the suspect travel to rochester from syracuse. he bought the gas and gas canisters. what does that tell you? was there anything to you that stood out about him targeting this specific venue? >> well, the only thing that stands out to me was probably because it was a soft target, boris. while there is law enforcement there, there is a mass gathering of people, easy access for vehicles. he clearly has done some pre-planning which is driving investigators to what drove him to do this, not just target that venue, but also why conduct this attack, which goes back to the ideology. >> there was no suicide note despite initial reports here, no journal that was found. the suspect later died at the hospital. what are the challenges for
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in beirut, but in tehran. >> which begs the question, because we have spoken the last couple of weeks a lot about this, may i ask you your level of concern prior to a couple of weeks ago was about 10%, that iran and hezbollah might enter this war. it ratcheted up the last time we spoke to 25%, where does it stand now? >> i would say it goes up marginally. let's call it 30%, uncomfortably high. >> okay. back to you, josh, i'm curious what we know about the israeli government's plan for what a post war gaza could look like. and what it would mean for the people there. >> we know israel has previously ruled out any role for hamas, or palestinian authority. they tell me israel's current plan involves local clans within gaza overseeing basic governing responsibility for civilians like doling out humanitarian aid and basic municipal tasks. this kind of harkens back to a
>> i think josh puts it well, that it is a possibility. my guess is that hezbollah will bluster a bit about this. launch a few extra cruise missiles, if you will, but personally i don't believe there will be an overwhelming sudden escalation in violence. two reasons, one, in the end, there is not much love lost between hezbollah and hamas. those two, one is shia hezbollah, the other suni hamas, they cooperate because essentially they're forced to by iran, the sponsor of both. and second point, hezbollah knows israel can respond militarily, overwhelmingly against them. so, i think josh is right to be concerned about this. and it is a very significant blow to hamas. but i don't think it will lead to a sudden spike. i'll close with this. that decision will be made not
house correspondent allie raffa and former supreme allied commander of nato and msnbc chief international analyst admiral james stavridis. i welcome you all. josh, to you first, what do you know about the death of the senior hamas official, who is he and how big of a role did he play in the terrorist group? >> reporter: well, alex his name is sala a arori, the founder of the military wing of hamas. you can see why he would be a very large target for the israelis. the israeli military has not commented on whether they were responsible for this strike. in fact, a senior netanyahu adviser told andrea mitchell last hour he's not going to say one way or another. but it is clear there is only one nation that is in the middle of a war with hamas right now. and that, of course, is israel. the israeli -- the hamas official that has spoken to nbc news confirming not only that he
attacks in gaza, to prevent more civilian casualties there. so this is definitely what the administration had been hoping for in terms of next steps here. but there is still major concerns that remain, especially as we see prime minister netanyahu say that he's prepared to continue this war for, quote, many more months. we know that u.s. officials are still heavily invested in the potential for another cease-fire to be brokered, to be able to get more hostages out of gaza. and certainly the future of gaza as you heard josh mention, that is still a major concern. that's something u.s. officials have been saying since this war began. and as we know, that u.s. officials are more in favor of essentially an enhanced role by the palestinian authority to control gaza if and when this war does end. so, a u.s. official is telling us today in reaction to that meeting that you talked about, saying that they're not going to comment on israel's internal deliberations, but they add that
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