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Hamas don't perceive themselves as winners.

They are really worried about this UN resolution.

They see this as a decision that takes Gaza Strip from the Palestinian people to an international governance

ruled by President Trump, who's not their friend.

The reason that Hamas doesn't like this decision is because of the loss of sovereignty.

They're saying this is neocolonialism, but not because of the weak remark as to Palestinians

stated. This is the reason they actually like the decision, because two years after October 7, but not because of the weak remark as to Palestinian state.

This is the reason they actually like the decision, because two years after October 7,

Palestinian state is still very much there, and that actually gives them hope.

It's a p.m. on Wednesday, November 19th here in New York City, where earlier this morning it was announced that NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch will continue on as head of

the NYPD in the incoming administration of Mayor-elect

Mamdani. It's 1 a.m. on Thursday, November 20th, in Israel, as Israelis turn to a new day.

Today, Wednesday, the IDF launched attacks on weapon depots in southern Lebanon, as tensions

with Hezbollah seem to be escalating.

We'll be on the lookout for developments there. Also, the IDF launched airstrikes against Hamas

targets in Gaza in response to assaults against IDF troops in the Khan Yunus area.

Yesterday, Tuesday, two Palestinians carried out a terror attack at the Gushetsion Junction in the

West Bank, wounding three people and tragically killing 71-year-old Aharon Kohn.

On Monday, the UN Security Council voted to adopt the U.S. proposed resolution authorizing

the establishment of an international stabilization force in Gaza, as outlined by President

Trump's 20-point peace plan. The resolution allows for President Trump's Board of Peace to oversee

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