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Welcome back to the Dersh show.

Yesterday, I was so proud, announced that we had 420 views in the prior week.

I meant 420,000 views, almost a half a million views. So,

again, I want to appreciate all of you who are tuning in and telling your friends,

and please continue to do so. No further news about the hostages. We don't know. Everybody says the deal is close. But until they're released, until we know how many of them are alive, how many of them are in reasonable health, we don't know. It was news now that the two young babies and their mother who was supposed to be released were killed, murdered by Hamas.

And people call this a deal.

It's not a deal.

A deal is when people are equal and they negotiate.

This is extortion.

What Hamas says is will murder babies, will deliberately, will murder mothers, will murder elderly people unless you release

2,000, 3,000 murderers.

And, you know, some countries will say, no, we're not going to do it.

We're not going to negotiate with terrorists.

You know, Israel is a compassionate country.

And the prime minister, you know, meets with these parents and families and children, and they can't say no.

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