All right, Alexander, let's talk about the protests that are taking place and have been taking place over quite a long period of time in Israel, in Tel Aviv.

Protests against the Netanyahu government, protests which are growing.

I believe the last protest, the reports

are 100,000 people in Tel Aviv came out to protest Netanyahu, the Netanyahu government,

to protest the situation with hostages, to call for negotiations to get those hostages released.

Protests, I imagine protests as well about the economy in Israel, which is not doing well.

It has been a type of war economy over the past year.

It's been feeling the effects of the war over the past year.

So what are your thoughts as to what is happening in Israel with these protests?

Well, I think the first thing to say is that these protests are very large and will probably get bigger.

But I don't think they actually threaten Netanyahu's political positions at the moment,

which looks actually stronger, in my opinion, than it has been,

at any point since the events of last October.

We've discussed this many times.

The kind of people who are protesting are the people who didn't like Netanyahu anyway,

who in Israeli political terms are on the left liberal, secular side of Israeli politics.

They are very upset by what has been happening.

And of course, what's happened with the Gaza War

has crystallized many of their concerns

because, of course, as you rightly say,

the economy is in decline and rapid decline.

I think this is something which discussion about the situation in Israel

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