We're talking as if Israel hadn't tried five times already to create a state.

That's how we're talking here.

So what happened in Oslo?

In Oslo, the Westman, Tidea and Samaria.

Okay, one second, rape denier.

In Juergis, Samaria.

At least 569 people, including 50 children, have reportedly been killed so far in the Israeli bombardment of Lebanon.

More than 90,000 people have been displaced.

Last night, his Bollah tried and failed to bomb Tel Aviv and its first direct assault on Israel's biggest city.

Now, many thousands of people are fleeing southern Lebanon as the UK and the US deploy additional troops to the region.

Just about everyone agrees that this looks a lot like all-out war.

Where they don't agree is on who is the main aggressor and what can now be done to prevent massive escalation.

In a moment, I'll debate that with our panel.

But first, joining me in the studio is the ambassador of Lebanon to the UK, Rami Murtado.

Mr. Ambassador, thank you very much indeed for joining me.

Obviously, I appreciate how incredibly busy you must be right now, so thank you.

Thank you.

First of all, the Saudi ambassador to the UK warned earlier this week,

the Middle East is the closest it has been to regional war in 50 years.

Do you agree with that?

I do. I think he couldn't be more accurate. What we're seeing is another episode of what

looks like the Gaza 2.0 war. We're witnessing the same Israeli toolkit of error, of terror, playbook of threats

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