Almost two years on from Hamas' devastating attack on October the 7th, the war in Gaza rages

on with tens of thousands killed, hostages still in captivity and starvation spreading across

the street. Conflicts between Israel and its neighbours, Iran, Lebanon and Syria have narrowly

avoided escalation so far, but the region remains

on a knife edge. Here's how we've been covering it. We'll begin by talking to Daniela Weiss,

the leader of the settler group, Nahala. Well, welcome to you, Daniela Weiss. Thank you for

joining me on our sentence. Let me start by asking you, Mrs. Weiss. You're known as the godmother of the Israeli settler movement.

Is your ultimate ambition for all Palestinians to be removed from the West Bank and Gaza?

You ask if it's my...

It's what I want.

It's not ambition.

Ambition I put into positive things.

I mean, when people have to move for one place to another,

it's not a question of ambition.

I think there is no choice now, especially after the massacre of the 7th October, the

Gazans finished their chapter of history in Gaza, and they will have – the terrorists themselves will be killed

in the attacks of the Israeli army, of Zahal, and those who support them will have to go to emigrate to other countries. And I think it, as far as

people want to live normal life, I think the option to go to other countries and

the world is a good option. But it's not a question of ambition.

I have an ambition to settle Jews all over the vast areas of the land that was given by God to the Jewish nation.

So this is my ambition.

Okay, but if I suggest that we carve out an area of Israel to put the Palestinians,

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