This is

This is CBS Eye on the World with John Bachelor.

Here's John Bachelor.

The headline is from London.

International criminal court seeks arrest warrant for Nettenyahu.

Chief prosecutor applies for warrant for Minister Yewav Galant, for alleged crimes that include the deliberate starvation of Palestinians

as a weapon of war.

This is the International Criminal Court, and it is in general diplomatic background to a presentation that is ongoing right now about what

happens after the Hamas war ends, what happens after the as much as possible the Gaza Strip is cleared

of active shooters and other cutthroats. I welcome Peter Berkowitz of the Hoover Institution writing in real clear politics, about the day after the day after.

The ICC adds an element of international law, sometimes called lawfare, that can be dealt with, but more profoundly

is the future of the people of Israel and the region following the Gaza war and the general surrogate war by Iran on Israel.

Peter, a very good evening to you.

You've written of a group that I'm learning for the first time

or bringing forward a diplomacy that they believe

will be successful post-Gazah war. They are the commanders for Israel's security. Who are they?

What do they represent? Good evening to you. Good evening, John.

Commanders for Israel's security has been around for several years now.

It's composed of more than 300 former commanders in the Israeli Army now retired.

They all have the rank of general or the equivalence outside of the uniform military and the Internal Security Service is Shabakh or in the

Mossad.

And they have been releasing position papers for some time now.

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