Well, howdy there, internet people, let's bow again.

So today we are going to talk about over there and the diplomatic and political situation

that is developing. We'll go through the differences between the various

groups that are emerging and talk about where the US is at, what they're doing, and what's happening inside.

So if you have missed it, we talked about it last week. Large segments of the government in Israel

at this moment, they are questioning Nettnahu, short version.

We talked about Gallant coming out and very publicly saying that there were issues.

He's now been joined publicly by Gantz.

Short version is that at this point,

Netanyahu's allies, it's the far right in the

country that that's what he has left. Now Gant's actually aren, they don't see eye to eye either, but they are much closer

to international consensus and they actually have some sort of plan that can be articulated. Galant has a lot more cooperation

with Palestinians.

In fact, one of the things that came up was, I guess part of it includes

arming some. That did not go over well immediately. It is worth noting that unless you want to

occupy it, yeah that's going to happen. Keep in mind he's an ex-commando. He kind of knows what he's talking about. Just saying.

Now, as far as Gantz goes one of the big things on his side of it is one he's

basically said June 8th or sooner if he doesn't see some kind of movement from

Netanyahu he's gonna walk and pull his support. One of the interesting things about what he's saying, I think people are

misinterpreting something because it's coming across as he doesn't want the

Palestinian Authority involved. That's not actually what I'm hearing. I'm

hearing he doesn't want the current leader of the Palestinian Authority involved.

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