This week saw the death of Hamas's leader which could mark a turning point in the

war in Gaza and there were key moments in the presidential race with less than

three weeks to go before election day. For all of that and more we turn to the analysis of Brooks and K-part.

That is New York Times columnist David Brooks and Jonathan K-part, associate editor for the

Washington Post.

Great to see you both.

Let's start overseas, because David David as you know that the killing of

Gaiya sinewar in Gaza, President Biden, Vice President Harris have said offers an

opportunity for potential for peace in the region even former President Trump said that today

but Prime Minister Netanyahu has basically said he knows the war is not yet over.

You study this and follow this closely. What do you see happening now?

Yeah, I'm no big fan of Bee on Yahoo,

but I have to admit over the last month

he's gone against world opinion

and American opinion on a whole range of issues

and he's been absolutely right.

They've seriously weakened Hezbollah.

They've now seriously taken out the leadership,

now almost the complete leadership of Hamas.

So these are two Iranian-backed terror

miscellaneous, and sometimes in war you have to defeat your enemies.

So he's made them weaker, obviously there's still going to be Hamas, there's still going to be a very powerful Hezbollah.

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