The architect of the biggest massacre perpetrated against Jews since the Holocaust.

Dichy Sinoir is dead at a time when Israel is commemorating a year since October 7th.

What does this mean for Israel, for the war in Gaza, for the hostages?

This is a special and holy update.

I'm Unite Levy of Channel 12.

And I'm Jonathan Friedland of The Guardian in London.

Thank you. And I'm Jonathan Friedland of The Guardian in London. And with us to discuss this massive event is Shemarit Meir.

She's an expert analyst of the Arab world, an expert on Yichhisinwar himself.

In the past, the senior diplomatic advisor for former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett.

Shemlid, thank you for talking to us. We seem to be talking when there is good news.

Last time we talked was three weeks ago when Nasrallah was killed.

Is there a difference between the two and the fact that this was actually by accident?

First, thank you for having me.

Yeah, it looks like my new personality, just arriving whenever there are good news.

That's an interesting twist in the plot of my

career. But yeah, I think a very good day. Needless to say, this is how President Biden described

it, good day for Israel, for the U.S., for humanity. And maybe eventually, even though, you know, this was not the main purpose, maybe eventually

to the people of Gaza as well.

But it will take some time to leverage this event, which is a huge one,

even though a bit anticlimactic in the way it was done,

and also by chance.

And also, it's kind like a horror movie when the evil villain is terrorizing everyone,

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