I'm about to sit down with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

You have to understand we're fighting Hamas, we're not fighting Palestinian civilians.

We're very close to finishing off the terrorists. We have to complete the job.

Do you think that October 7th gave people a sense of moral authority to express their anti-Semitism.

Do you believe there will be a lasting peace in your lifetime?

We're not in the studio because I am in West Palm Beach, Florida,

where I'm about to sit down

with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Now we've spoken before and it was in the

spring of 2024 at the height of the war with Hamas, of course after the October 7th invasion.

And at that time, Prime Minister Netanyahu was really wrestling with getting

Hamas under control, and he looked me in the eye at that time and said,

I will not stop until we have militarily eradicated Hamas. We have taken

them out of governance on the Gaza Strip. He was very much committed to that, and I intend to ask

him where he thinks that is now if he thinks

it's been accomplished militarily and governance wise. I'm also going to ask him

how he feels about the criticism of the humanitarian crisis that people say have

been created in the Gaza Strip and if he believes that there is a chance

for peace in the Middle East. I want to know how he feels the Israeli populist is doing, and

whether he believes that the objectives that he set back in May of 2024 have been achieved.

I'm really interested in how he looks at this because this has been one of the longest wars they faced

and the cost has been really high politically, humanitarian-wise, and has taken a tremendous toll on him and the Israeli people,

both domestically and internationally. So take a look at the interview, and we'll talk afterwards.

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