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Joining us now is Times of Israel journalist, Javi Rete Gerh.

Havid, thank you so much for joining us.

Thank you for having me.

And so the audience understands kind of where you are in the spectrum when it comes to Israeli politics.

I had said at the top of the show that you were kind of a couple ticks to the right of Netanyahu.

But correct me if I'm, where would you say that you are kind of politically, just so people have the proper context for evaluating? I'm a journalist. I'm objective

from Mars, obviously. Same, same right here. Yeah. I am a big fan of some ideas on the left. I am

still think two-state solution is doable.

I think, in fact, everything else that I've ever heard is less likely and less doable.

And on a lot of social issues and cultural issues, I'm pretty liberal.

Specifically on the question of Iran, on the question of Israeli capabilities,

and on the question of how this war has been handled,

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