Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk about two more days.

We're going to talk about two more days and we are going to answer a question that has come in repeatedly all day today

once the news broke and if you miss the, four days has turned into six.

The pause was successfully extended.

So that has occurred, looks like it's going to hold at least right now. That's what it looks like

There are people who are working to extend it further and there are people who are working to turn it into a more permanent thing with a

framework to move forward. We'll see how that works out. The question that came in

was I understand why the Palestinian side agreed to this, but why did Israel?

A number of reasons, probably probably all working together. The first is the obvious. They want

their people back and this is a relatively safe way to do it. So that definitely factors into it. The other is they might be

using it to try to figure out how to get out. We talked about it before the ground offensive started.

Generally speaking it's a good idea to know what the plan to exit is. If you're an American you are very familiar with this

because the US almost never has a plan to leave and it causes issues. So they might be trying to use

this time to figure that out. The other thing is it's being overshadowed, but it's being overshadowed,

the other motivating reason is being overshadowed,

but it probably has something to do with it as well.

Prior to the ground offensive starting people asked what's it going to look like? Fallujah, it's going to look

like the second battle of Fallujah. It's the only thing it can look like.

It looks like the second Battle of Fallujah. And if you don't know, you're not familiar with it,

that was the worst battle in the entire war in

Iraq for the US.

Um and that's that's what it's like.

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