This is CBS, I'm the world.

I'm John Bachelorette, with Malcolm Honeline, Conference of Presidents, Major American

Jewish Organizations.

And we're very pleased to welcome Yacoff Lappin, military first correspondent and analyst

at JNS, as well as the in-house analyst at the Miriam Institute and a research associate

at the Alma Center.

I recommend his Patreon website, Strategic Assessment, which you can find Yacoff Lappin-

slash- Patreon.com slash Yacoff Lippin.

However, Yacoff, I go immediately to the question at hand about these last days, the IDF in the

Janine encampment in the north of the West Bank, three in four July.

There were casualties, there were concerns, there was information around the world, twisting

and turning.

These many days later, is the operation considered a success in Jerusalem, is the IDF pleased with

the results?

Good evening to you.

Good evening, John.

Thank you very much for having me.

The way to measure success for a security operation of this nature is to wait and see because

it will take time to understand whether the operation achieved its goals.

And I think the first thing we should do is define what the main goal of the operation

was and that was to shatter the image of Janine and particularly Janine camp as a safe

haven for terrorism.

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