I want to highlight an extraordinary example of Israeli resilience. At Hadassah hospitals in Jerusalem,

there are fully operational facilities built deep underground, designed so that even during war,

life-saving medical care never stops. Entire departments have moved below ground,

operating rooms, intensive care units,

maternity wards, doctors and nurses are urgently treating patients, even while rockets are flying

and sirens are blaring. Hadassah, the Women's Zionist Organization of America,

built these hospitals and is now working to rapidly expand these

underground areas. There's a critical need to equip a new underground emergency zone with 40

additional beds as well as to build and outfit six advanced operating rooms, ensuring surgical

care under extreme threats.

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We keep thinking about either toppling the regime instantly or ending it with an agreement,

and I would like to offer there is a third way to go directly after each and every tool that facilitates the existence of this regime, thus shrinking its powers, and ending the war

in the moment which is suitable for Israel and the United States.

I agree it's a scenario, Amit, but it's not a good scenario.

Because this is not a small dictatorship.

This is a totalitarian dictatorship with about 100 million people.

And it's going to have resources.

But if you don't reach some sort of an agreement

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