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Jeffrey Sachs: Palestinian factions agreement ‘extremely positive and important’

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CGTN Europe interviewed Jeffrey Sachs, Public Policy Analyst and former Senior UN advisor.

Transkripzioa:

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first talk to Jeffrey saaks the uh

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public policy analyst who served as

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special advisor to three United Nations

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secretaries General um Jeffrey saaks

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welcome back good to see you first of

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all your reaction to the signing of this

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agreement I think it’s a very important

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agreement Wang Yi the foreign minister

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of China called it a historic agreement

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I I believe that that is the case uh not

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only does it bring together the

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Palestinian factions but it brings China

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uh right into Middle East diplomacy and

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again in a very important and a very

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positive way I want to add China has

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pulled two rabbits out of the hat in the

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Middle East one was the reconciliation

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of Saudi Arabia and Iran something the

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United States could never have imagined

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or done uh and now the reconciliation of

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fata and Hamas uh in forming a Unity uh

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from

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and this also I think is extremely

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positive and important is it going to

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work what’s happening is uh basically uh

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Israel is uh so extreme uh that it is

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almost entirely isolated itself in the

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world Community it has one backer left

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that’s it that’s the United States of

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America uh and now the US is being

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cornered

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because China is showing look there’s

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there’s a way to do diplomacy there’s a

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way to answer questions there’s a way to

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actually move forward so the US stands

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completely isolated alongside Israel

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Israel uh the canasa that is the

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parliament just recently voted that

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there will be no Palestinian state but

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the world Community overwhelmingly says

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yes there will the Arab countries

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overwhelming say yes the two-state

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solution which has been backed

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repeatedly by the UN Security Council

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and the UN General Assembly and the Arab

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Nations have stuck together very very

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clearly saying the two-state solution is

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the only approach it recognizes Israel’s

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right to security but it calls for a

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state of Palestine as the 194th UN

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member state with the capital in East

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Jerusalem and so I think that while the

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pain of the actual war in Gaza continues

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and the risk of escalation absolutely

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continues and what has happened today

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with China does not by itself stop that

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it does make clear the direction of

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travel for the Diplomatic outcome that

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will eventually emerge and that is a

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state of Palestine UN member state

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capital in East Jerusalem whether Israel

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likes it or not the direction of travel

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may be emerging but the road is uh still

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bumpy ahead isn’t it I mean Israel has

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strongly opposed this deal particularly

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any involvement of Hamas in gaza’s

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government I mean realistically that’s

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significant isn’t it I mean how do you

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see that affecting the future of the

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agreement Israel does not and probably

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never will in the foreseeable future

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accept the Palestinian state but that’s

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not the end of the story Israel should

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not and in effect will not have a veto

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over a Palestinian State what uh is the

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real veto right now is not Israel the

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real veto is the United States because

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the US arms Israel it provides the

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funding it provides the logistics uh

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without the US backing Israel cannot uh

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carry on with it policy a single day it

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can’t carry on the war a single day

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inside the US the Situation’s also quite

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interesting the American people are

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absolutely against US Government foreign

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policy right now they see that Israel is

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slaughtering civilians in Gaza they

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don’t want the American government to be

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a party to that yet it is so the US is

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US government is being isolated step by

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step not only uh from the world

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Community but also from the American

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people themselves and the situation is

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getting even more difficult for the US

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government uh the international court of

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justice has recently ruled that Israel’s

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occupation of the Palestinian

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territories violates international law

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the international court of justice is

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likely to rule in my view my guess that

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Israel is in violation of the

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1948 genocide convention

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so the US yes is the effective veto

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right now not Israel but the US and the

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us is under tremendous diplomatic and

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even voter strain right now in keeping

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this absolute position to side with

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Israeli

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extremism briefly we’ve been here before

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kind of haven’t we with reconciliation

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efforts between uh Hamas and fata which

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have failed in the past I mean what are

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the main challenges that perhaps could

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hinder the uh successful implementation

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of uh this

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agreement well of course there can be uh

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divisions between the two parties that

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have signed this Accord right now uh but

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the the real challenge again is the

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Practical one of turning this into

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something that actually leads to the

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state of Palestine as a UN member State

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living in security next door to Israel

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and that is a largely a diplomatic and

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political problem of the United States

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now the fact that China is uh again

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pulling this amazing rabbit out of the

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Hat showing that it is increasingly able

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to broker peace uh to find solutions to

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problems that America calls impossible

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irreconcilable uh puts added pressure on

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the United States to come up with

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something it’s been pretty pathetic I

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think we’re in the endgame of course of

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the uh the Biden Administration so I

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don’t think that they’re going to do

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anything different we’re going to have

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to wait to see uh what happens next I

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think till next January uh for any kind

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of diplomatic breakthrough but what

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strikes me is that the whole world is

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iding for the two-state solution right

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now whether it’s in the security Council

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other than the US veto or in the UN

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General Assembly other than a few votes

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that the US was able to pull together

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and now China’s role will make that even

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more likely uh to uh to come about and

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put added pressure on the United States

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to stop being such a complete

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ineffective uh prolonger of war and

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finally get with the rest of the

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International Community on the side of

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solutions and peace Jeffrey thanks good

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to see you thank you very much for your

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time Jeffrey sax talking to us there

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from New York

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Gravitas: Houthis hit the Heart of Israel for the first time, IDF caught off guard

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In the early hours of Friday, Houthi forces targeted the heart of Israel, specifically Tel Aviv, killing one person and injuring dozens. This marks the first direct attack on a major Israeli city by the Yemen-based group. The attack did not trigger air raid alarms. The big question now is how Israel failed to respond to this attack. Did the feared Iron Dome fail Israel again? Have the Houthis acquired a new weapon that can bypass Israeli air defenses?

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hoodi forces have targeted the heart of

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Israel specifically Tel Aviv killing one

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person and injuring dozens now this is

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big that’s because this is the first

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time the Yemen based group has directly

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attacked a major Israeli city you see

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previously the hoodis have launched

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missiles and drones towards Southern

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Israel following the start of the Gaza

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war in October last year but this

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escalation to major city was

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unprecedented and this attack by the way

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coming at a time when Israel is already

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dealing with the threat of hisbah at its

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northern border and with other Iranian

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proxies supporting Hamas int

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intensifying their

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attacks the question now is how did

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Israel fail to respond to this

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attack the hoodi strike hit a building

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near the beach front very close to the

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US Embassy premises the footage that

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circulated on social media suggested

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that the attack came from the sea it did

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not trigger air raid alarms but how

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could that

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be did the feared Iron Dome fail Israel

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again the question has Israeli officials

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perplexed as well the isra Israeli

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military said it was still investigating

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why the Drone did not trigger alarm

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initial reports suggested the aircraft

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was identified

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but Sirens were not sounded due to human

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error the aerial strike blew out windows

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of a number of buildings it damaged cars

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in the neighborhood near the coastline

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people thronged to the area as police

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helicopters HED overhead the strike

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rumbled through the streets shards of

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the sharpnel rained down spreading glass

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shards over a large

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area sleeping the hotel there

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I’m listen the boom very

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boom and

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finish I live just down the street from

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where the Drone hit and I was woken up

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in the middle of the night by just the

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sound of the boom and I was so confused

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what was happening and I went out onto

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the balcony um I could just hear police

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and ambulances there were helicopters at

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the time um I was just so confused what

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was happening there were people running

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away um it was just this utter state of

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confusion

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the Israeli military and Emergency

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Services said that the weapon that

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struck T Aviv was a long range Iranian

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made

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drone Israel’s Chief spokesperson rare

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Admiral Daniel hagari said that the

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Drone was an upgraded iranian-made Samad

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3

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Model after an initial investigation

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that we carried out and from the

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findings of the scene and on the

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military systems it appears that it’s an

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unmanned aircraft of the Samad 3 Model

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our estimation is that it arrived from

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Yemen to T Aviv Samad 3 is an Iranian

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weapon that’s apparently undergone an

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upgrade to extend the range of the

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flight Iran supports funds and arms

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proxies in the region from Gaza Judea

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and Samaria Lebanon Syria to Yemen as

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happened tonight

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in fact the IDF also shared a map of the

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impact site on X formerly Twitter saying

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that the attack took place in an area

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where Israelis go to work where tourists

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typically go to the beach or

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shop following the attack by the way the

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defense minister UAV Gallant met with

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the military commanders to review the

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air defense he emphasized that the

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country must be prepared for all

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scenarios he said and I’m quoting

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we must be prepared for defensive and

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offensive actions quote

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unquote the Israeli military has also

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increased air Patrols in the hours

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following Friday’s attack Sirens sounded

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repeatedly in areas close to the border

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with Lebanon Israeli air defenses also

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intercepted at least one aerial Target

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that crossed into Israel Israel’s Iron

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Dome air defense system has largely

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protected Tel Aviv and other Israeli

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cities from thousands of rockets fired

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by Hamas out of Gaza and by Hezbollah

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from Lebanon so then how exactly did

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this attack by the hoodis catch the

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Israeli forces off guard how is it that

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the Drone attack was not intercepted by

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the Israeli air defense systems have the

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hoodis developed a new weapon one that

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can bypass Israeli air

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defenses it looks like they could have

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you see during a televised speech

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following the attack hoodi spokes Yaya s

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spoke refer to Tel Aviv as a primary

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target within the range of their new

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drone yes new drone the hoodi

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spokesperson mentioned that their new

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drone named yaffa was capable of

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bypassing Israeli interception systems

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and could not be easily detected by

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Radars and if what he is saying is true

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then Israel has much to worry

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about the attack also came hours after

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the Israeli military confirmed it had

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killed a senior commander of the Iran

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backed Hezbollah militia in southern

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Lebanon the hoodis claimed

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responsibility for the attack in a

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statement published on social media they

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stated that the strike was in

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retaliation for the Gaza

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War the hoodi strike occurred shortly

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after Israel’s military confirmed that

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one of its air strikes had killed a

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Hezbollah commander and other militants

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in southern

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Lebanon Israel has not yet taken direct

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military action against the hoodis

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instead allowing its allies to lead as

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it focuses its efforts on the war in

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Gaza and the ongoing fighting with

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lebanon’s Hezbollah

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group you see since the war in Gaza

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started in October last year the hudis

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have kept the focus of their fight to

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the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden they

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maintain that their attacks Target ships

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linked to Israel and allies like the US

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and the

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UK but Friday’s drone strike on Tel Aviv

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resurfaced is fears about the war in

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Gaza between Israel and Hamas expanding

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to a region wide configration

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International mediators have tried and

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continue to push for a ceasefire in fact

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a three-phase deal is under discussion

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it would halt fighting and free around

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120 hostages held by Hamas in Gaza but

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Israel is divided over striking a deal

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with

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Hamas while some want the government to

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take the necessary steps to free the

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hostages others

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disagree they much like the Prime

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Minister Benin Netanyahu are

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adamant and you see the war can end only

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with the elimination of Hamas is what

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they say such contradictions are

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delaying the truth in Gaza and in the

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process keeping the tensions hot and

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burning between Israel and Iran bagged

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groups sighting with Hamas in fact a

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three-phase deal is under discussion it

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would halt fighting and free around 120

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hostages held by Hamas but like we’ve

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been seeing Israel is divided over

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striking a deal with Hamas while some

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won the government to take the necessary

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steps to free the hostages others

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disagree it’s already gone on long

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enough for the hoodis to have developed

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their own weapons weapons that can

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outsmart Israeli Radars maybe and air

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defense systems Israel possesses a

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multi-led aerial defense system remember

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capable of intercepting threats ranging

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from long range ballistic missiles to

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drones and short range

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missiles these systems have intercepted

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thousands of projectiles through

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throughout the war but officials warn

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they are only not 100% effective the

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systems appear to have struggled against

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small and hard to detect attack drones

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the hoodi seemed to have learned how to

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exploit Israel’s vulnerability and it’s

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only a matter of time before others do

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can Israel afford a full-blown War

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across five fronts is the question can

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Netanyahu find a way to end the war

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before it gets too late we will have to

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