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This is CBS I in the world. I'm John Bachelor with Jonathan Shanser.

Senior Vice President, Foundation for the Defense of democracies. The front lines, we begin in Gaza.

The major action said to be at a close. The Rafa Brigade said to have been destroyed.

Sinwar, the mastermind of the villainy, is still not found.

He's said to be on the move.

There's talk of letting Sinmar walk.

Now he's a man who's murdered before and let go before.

There was a man named Shalit who was taken prisoner by Hamas for many years and in the exchange for one IDF soldier valuable to Israel.

Syinmar and lots of other people, maybe hundreds of other people were released. Sinwar is a mass murderer who's always been a threat his whole life,

and Israel now has to deal with him again,

but that's not the news in Raffa.

The news in Raffa is that it's secure at this moment,

except, Jonathan, one more time, the Philadelphia corridor.

In the week that we've not talked,

has there been any decision making about how that is to be secured?

No, I mean I would say that if anything the last week or so for me has been really interesting as I have started talking about more

publicly about the Philadelphia corridor. Obviously you and I have talked about the

challenges that it poses and what Israel might gain or might not gain by staying there.

As we've explored the question of whether the Camp David Accords may be in violation because of the tunnels.

There have been some interesting statements that have come out,

notably even one by the IDF,

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