All right, Alexander, let's talk about the Biden-Nedin-Yahu phone call, which took place the other day.

I've read reports which say it's been about a month since Biden has actually spoken to Netanyahu.

So this was an important phone call between Biden and Netanyahu and the basic readouts are telling us that Biden gave Netanyahu a warning to look after the civilians in Gaza or else the U.S. might do something. No details were given. From what I understand,

Biden had a list of certain things that the U.S. might do to Israel if Netanyahu doesn't

agree with what Biden told him. That's what we know.

What are your thoughts about this phone call

between Biden and Netanyahu?

Well, the trouble is we've heard about this

so many times now since the Israelis began

their operation in Gaza.

We've been told about how Biden is having, Biden is having, you know, he's really lost

patience with Netanyahu. He's going to turn tough on that Netanyahu. He's, you know,

his patience is almost exhausted with Netanyahu. And this is just another variant of that same story, that same narrative.

And there is even some confusion as to exactly what he did say, because some say that he gave

a warning to Netanyahu. A warning is something that Netanyahu is going to just disregard

because he's had lots of warnings before,

and he's always ignored those warnings,

and nothing has happened.

But there are other reports that say that Biden gave Netanyahu some kind of ultimatum, that the United States

insists now on an immediate ceasefire. I cannot imagine Netanyahu agreeing to an immediate

ceasefire, in which case, what does Biden actually do? So once again, I think this is all about news management,

management of the situation, the political situation within the United States. Israel has done

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