All right, Alexander, let's talk about Netanyahu's trip to Washington.

We had a speech to Congress.

We had a meeting with Trump.

We had a meeting with Biden.

We had a meeting with Kamala Harris.

What are your thoughts?

Well, my own thoughts are very straightforward.

I think Netanyahu is now in the ascendant.

He's seen off Biden. Biden was attempting to,

the Biden administration was at one point clearly attempting to try to get Netanyahu to step down.

They were trying to push him towards a ceasefire. They left it far too late, far too long.

They gave Netanyahu a blank check back in October. Netanyahu cashed it for all it was worth,

and he's now come out the conclusive winner. And I think you saw that, the dynamics of that,

in the meeting between Netanyahu and Biden himself.

Netanyahu seemed full of confidence. And I thought that he showed in Congress what a powerful

and skillful political operator he continues to be. He is able to mobilize an enormous amount of

support in Congress. And I think for the moment at least, Netanyahu is clearly in control. He's seen

off the challenge from the Biden administration. He's going to continue his war in Gaza,

and he's now thinking clearly about the next war against Lebanon. And he's even floating ideas

about creating a NATO-type system in the Middle East, which I suspect he's now going to try to sell to the incoming Trump

administration, or what he expects to be, the incoming Trump administration. So, you know,

clearly Netanyahu and the ascendant, feeling that the situation has, you know, he's got the initiative now and he's trying to shape

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