All right, Alexander, let's talk about what is unfolding in the Middle East.

We've discussed tensions between Turkey and Israel, but it looks like we also have tensions

between Trump and Netanyahu, which is not out of the ordinary.

No. To be honest, they've gotten along.

Then they had a falling out.

And they got along again with the new election cycle that took place.

And now it looks like they've something happened.

I don't know what's going on.

But it does look like they're having

another falling out. So what do you think is shaping up in the Middle East? Well, can I just make

a quick observation? I'm not at all surprised that there has been a falling out between Trump

and Netanyahu. And I don't think that there is any doubt that there has been a falling out between Trump and Netanyahu. And I don't think that there is any doubt that there has been

a falling out between Trump and Netanyahu. There was talk that Netanyahu might come

to Trump's inauguration. I absolutely buy it. Foreign leaders don't usually attend the

US President's inauguration. But then Netanyahu is not your typical foreign leader.

And there would have been good reason for him to go. He's not going. I think he senses

that at the moment he's not welcome in Washington, or at least not welcome, on Trump's part.

Trump has now published an absolutely excoriating video of Jeffrey Sachs,

and of course we know very well, are criticizing Netanyahu.

And it's clear to me that there are now tensions between the two men.

Can I just say, we called it, we called it back in the summer.

We said, if you remember, when Netanyahu went to Washington back in August

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