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Sharri | 13 October · Sharri

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Speaker 1: Why on Sky News. This is Sharry.
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Speaker 2: Good Evening, and it is such a privilege to join
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Speaker 2: you on this special historic day. We're standing by to
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Speaker 2: take you live to the Israeli Parliament where President Trump
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Speaker 2: and Prime Minister Netanyaho will speak.
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Speaker 3: Trump will be the fourth.
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Speaker 2: American president to address the Knesset. It comes after the emotional,
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Speaker 2: heart wrenching site of all twenty hostages, all twenty returning
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Speaker 2: home this evening our time, after two years of hell,
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Speaker 2: of utter atrocities in the terror tunnels. Tonight we can
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Speaker 2: say with JOI there are no more living hostages in Gaza,
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Speaker 2: and our men to that. And this is thanks entirely
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Speaker 2: to America and Israel, with no help from the rest
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Speaker 2: of the world. These are the twenty hostages who are
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Speaker 2: now home in Israel, receiving medical treatment in hospitals, having
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Speaker 2: long awaited beautiful emotional reunions with their loved ones. And
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Speaker 2: here's Ron Braslowski, just twenty one years old. This is
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Speaker 2: him on the left before he went in to captivity
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Speaker 2: and on the right with the Hamas terrorist in the background.
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Speaker 2: You can see him just how emaciated he looks. We've
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Speaker 2: seen propaganda footage before of him writhing in pain. And
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Speaker 2: here is Alon Ohel heartwarming images as well, photos of
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Speaker 2: twin brothers, Ziv and Gully Berman embracing for the first
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Speaker 2: time in two years. They were both held hostage but
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Speaker 2: apparently did not see each other. Really beautiful vision to see.
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Speaker 2: And here were some of the incredible moments when families
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Speaker 2: of the hostages were able to speak to them for
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Speaker 2: the first time over the phone or saw them on
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Speaker 2: the television. The elation, the sheer joy, unadulterated in Israel
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Speaker 2: tonight is palpable. This was the incredible moment the Hostage
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Speaker 2: Square that is now being called the Freed Square, when
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Speaker 2: the id F announced the hostages were finally coming home
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Speaker 2: by a time.
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Speaker 3: She Now how about this?
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Speaker 2: Here was father of two, Omri Miran, speaking to his
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Speaker 2: wife for the first time in two years. His two
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Speaker 2: beautiful daughters are desperate to see their father, and we're expecting.
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Speaker 3: That beautiful reunion in a moment.
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Speaker 2: Now, as I said, we're standing by for the president
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Speaker 2: to speak at the Israeli Parliament. He arrived at around
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Speaker 2: five point thirty pm our time in Israel. He was
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Speaker 2: greeted on the tarmac on a red carpet that was
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Speaker 2: rolled out. He was greeted by Israeli President Isaac Kurtzog
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Speaker 2: and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Nette and Yahoo. His plane
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Speaker 2: was some time late, so he is now on delay.
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Speaker 2: We were meant to already bring you his speech. He
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Speaker 2: then traveled to the Israeli Knesset, where he had a
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Speaker 2: meeting with an Yatayaho. One of the outcomes of that
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Speaker 2: meeting is that Natiyah who will be traveling to Egypt
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Speaker 2: tomorrow for Trump's peace summit. So this summit initially didn't
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Speaker 2: include Israel, it now does. That's a significant development. Another
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Speaker 2: outcome as well is that Trump has committed to bring
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Speaker 2: continue to work with Israel to ensure that Hermas does
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Speaker 2: not have a lasting role, an ongoing role in Gaza.
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Speaker 3: This is a key sticking point from Netti Yahu.
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Speaker 2: We saw the presidents sign a book saying what a
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Speaker 2: beautiful and great day this is. At the Israeli Knesset,
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Speaker 2: he also met with some family members of hostages and
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Speaker 2: we're waiting to take you live for his address.
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Speaker 4: Now.
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Speaker 2: There's also been a development that after he speaks in
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Speaker 2: a joint address with Natiyahu at the Knesset, we do
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Speaker 2: expect that Trump will travel to a hospital in Tel
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Speaker 2: Aviv to meet with some of the hostages who were
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Speaker 2: freed today. It's going to be an incredible meeting and
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Speaker 2: no doubt they will be thanking him for their release.
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Speaker 3: As a lot of israel Is.
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Speaker 2: Tonight, they're incredibly grateful to President Trump, and let's pray
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Speaker 2: we are now nearing the end of.
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Speaker 3: This two year war.
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Speaker 2: But even with the personality force of President Trump, stopping
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Speaker 2: ongoing terrorism and radicalization in the West Bank and in
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Speaker 2: Gaza will be a near impossible challenge. The release of
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Speaker 2: two hundred and fifty Palestinian prisoners, some murderous terrorists among them,
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Speaker 2: will add to this problem, and they have been truly
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Speaker 2: shocking scenes in Gaza over the past seventy two hours.
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Speaker 2: Masked men armed with guns have been patrolling Gaza streets.
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Speaker 2: Har Maas made an announcement that its security forces had
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Speaker 2: redeployed across the strip, so they've emerged from hiding in
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Speaker 2: the tunnels, and there's been reports of fighting and violent
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Speaker 2: clashes between rival factions. One Hamas influencer on social media,
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Speaker 2: who posed as a journalist and a doctor, was also
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Speaker 2: reportedly shot and killed during this ceasefire period, so the
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Speaker 2: bloodshed hasn't ended. Life is not better for Palestinians. And
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Speaker 2: it's not like Hamas and the other terrorists that suddenly
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Speaker 2: going to accept peace. After Israelian Hamas negotiators had signed
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Speaker 2: the deal in Egypt, but before the ceasefire took effect.
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Speaker 2: On Thursday afternoon, an Israeli soldier was killed by a
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Speaker 2: Hamas sniper in Gaza City, just twenty six years old,
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Speaker 2: after the deal had been signed. The trauma throughout Israel
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Speaker 2: will be ongoing, but tonight is one for celebration the
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Speaker 2: return of all twenty remaining living hostages. This is a
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Speaker 2: night for joy and such an honor to be on
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Speaker 2: air during this period. Let's cross live now to Israel,
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Speaker 2: where I'm joined by farmer idf spokesperson and senior fellow
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Speaker 2: at FDD, Jonathan Conricus.
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Speaker 3: Jonathan, good to see you as always.
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Speaker 2: Now this has been the most incredible morning for Israelis.
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Speaker 2: Can you tell us some of what the sentiment is
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Speaker 2: like on the ground.
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Speaker 5: Well, good evening to you. It's magic. It's I think
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Speaker 5: two years of suffering, of hardship, of frustration, of sorrow
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Speaker 5: and grief. Finally there's a collective moment to sigh, to joy,
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Speaker 5: to cry, to laugh. And finally, twenty, our last twenty
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Speaker 5: live hostages are finally home in Israel, which is a
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Speaker 5: major milestone when it comes to the war between Israel
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Speaker 5: and Hamas that is now a strategic difference. No more
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Speaker 5: will Haramas have that leverage over Israeli decision makers, No
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Speaker 5: more will they be able to manipulate Israeli crowds and
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Speaker 5: to torment Israeli families with videos of emaciated hostages suffering
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Speaker 5: or digging their own graves or saying whatever written statement
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Speaker 5: that they've been told. Now is a different situation and
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Speaker 5: Haramas has been forced to hand over their most important asset.
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Speaker 5: So it's a very important day, very important cease fire.
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Speaker 5: I wouldn't call it a peace deal. I wouldn't call
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Speaker 5: it a peace deal because we're not really there yet.
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Speaker 5: If everything in the Trump plan is indeed implemented, then
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Speaker 5: there's a good chance that this will lead to peace.
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Speaker 5: But currently it's a ceasefire, and we got our live
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Speaker 5: hostages back and they're working on getting the bodies of
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Speaker 5: the murdered ones.
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Speaker 2: And just on that point, Jonathan, let's bring in now
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Speaker 2: we're joined as well by a deputy Foreign Minister in Israel,
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Speaker 2: Scharen has Goo. Sharen, let's bring you into our coverage tonight. Now,
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Speaker 2: of course, you're that the President Trump starts speaking to
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Speaker 2: the can Asset. Can you tell us a bit about
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Speaker 2: what these talks have been like between Trump and Nadinya Who,
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Speaker 2: the fact that Nadinya Who will now be attending this
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Speaker 2: peace summit in Egypt tomorrow.
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Speaker 6: Personally, I think it's just a testament for the very
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Speaker 6: close relationship between Trump and Etanio. These are two leaders
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Speaker 6: that have stood against an immense force of pressure internationally economically,
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Speaker 6: but they stood up by what's right.
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Speaker 1: They are on the right side of history.
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Speaker 6: And that closestness as friends is a testament for the
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Speaker 6: close relationship between is the and between the United States.
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Speaker 6: I do apologize also in advance. I'm near at the
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Speaker 6: General Assembly. We are waiting for President Trump to come in.
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Speaker 6: Happy old parliament members and many dignitaries who are here.
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Speaker 6: We've been waiting for quite a while, and so as
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Speaker 6: soon as President Trump will come in, I will have.
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Speaker 1: To finish the interviews.
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Speaker 2: No, of course, so I might just stick with you
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Speaker 2: for a moment. Then Sharan before we go back to you, Jonathan. So, Scharen,
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Speaker 2: you know the hostages obviously have been released this morning.
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Speaker 2: Can you tell us what you know about the condition,
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Speaker 2: their medical condition but also their mental state.
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Speaker 1: Well, this is going to take quite a while to
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Speaker 1: actually assist.
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Speaker 6: We know from other hostages that we turn back, you know,
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Speaker 6: recovering from such a tragedy, from two years of torture, physically, emotionally, sexually,
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Speaker 6: being starved, being really i mean the verge of death, injured,
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Speaker 6: with such pain and suffering. Many of them, it will
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Speaker 6: take years for recovery. It's not an entire life. The
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Speaker 6: post traumatic stress that they would endure from something like
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Speaker 6: that is immense. And we know from other hostages who
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Speaker 6: came back, some of them after a few months, some
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Speaker 6: of them only a year. You know, we're talking about
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Speaker 6: two years that are already in a position where we
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Speaker 6: know the recovery process is going.
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Speaker 1: To be extremely, extremely long. Our heart is with their family.
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Speaker 6: We will try to give them as much privacy as
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Speaker 6: possible to start that recovery process, and we need to
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Speaker 6: respect their privacy too. But our entire nation is just celebrating.
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Speaker 6: We really feel like we can finally voice.
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Speaker 2: You know I have to say we share that here
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Speaker 2: in Australia, Sharan. Now we're looking on screen at some
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Speaker 2: of these beautiful images released by the IDF in the
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Speaker 2: past hour of the first set of seven hostages who
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Speaker 2: were released, and you could just see the joy on
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Speaker 2: their faces to be or in daylight, in the arms
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Speaker 2: in the care of the IDF after two years, Sharen,
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Speaker 2: this was a difficult negotiation. But I want to ask
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Speaker 2: you one other thing, Charan. The narrative that's taking hold
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Speaker 2: around the world is that Trump forced Netanyahu's hand on this.
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Speaker 3: That's not true, is it.
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Speaker 6: Absolutely not, Sharry. For a few months now, Ron Dermer,
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Speaker 6: which is Nataniao's envoy, has been discussing, negotiating and working
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Speaker 6: together on building this plan. It's important to understand this
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Speaker 6: plan will achieved the goals of the war for a
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Speaker 6: diplomatic path. Israel always will choose a diplomatic path whenever
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Speaker 6: we can reach it. Those goals were straight from the start.
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Speaker 6: It's the return of all the hostages and the disarmament
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Speaker 6: of Ramas. The fact that President Trump was involved to
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Speaker 6: put that these plans table, when not just Israel has
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Speaker 6: accepted it fully, not one stage two, stage but fully
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Speaker 6: the entire peace plan. The Arab country has completely accepted it.
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Speaker 6: That's including Jordan and Egypt, and Qatar and Turkey.
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Speaker 1: Even the Palestinian authority have accepted in.
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Speaker 6: It shows you that there's an international consensus, specifically about
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Speaker 6: the second stage of the plan that talks about that.
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Speaker 1: It's on the Karmas and the Krammas.
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Speaker 6: Cannot have any future role, not from a literary perspective
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Speaker 6: and not from a civilian perspective. Unfortunately, though, we're not
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Speaker 6: talking to rational leadership or sensible government. This is a
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Speaker 6: terrorist organization, people who value death. It's a difficult that
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Speaker 6: value death more than anything. They don't want peace and
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Speaker 6: co existence. They have indoctrinated an entire population in Gaza
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Speaker 6: for twenty years, radicalizing, teaching them a radical Islam, hatred, violence, murder.
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Speaker 6: Trump in his plan speaks about the important issue, not
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Speaker 6: about a slogan, not about a bureaucratic process, not an
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Speaker 6: obsession of a two state solution. He speaks about education,
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Speaker 6: he speaks about an autonomy. He speaks about sage paths
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Speaker 6: on how Israeli the Palaestinians might be able to live
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Speaker 6: side by side in the future.
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Speaker 3: But that's the difficult thing.
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Speaker 2: And let's bring in Jonathan back in now, I mean
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Speaker 2: Jonathan knowing about how deeply ingrained this ideology is not
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Speaker 2: among all Palestinians, of course not, but among her mus
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Speaker 2: and her Musk supporters. Then how does even Trump's peace
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Speaker 2: plan break that? You know, how do you stop the
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Speaker 2: next generation of terrorists from wanting to wage war on Israel?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, when you look at you know, when you want
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Speaker 5: to affect meaningful, long term change, then of course you
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Speaker 5: have to look at institutions and mindset, and you have
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Speaker 5: to look at education and religious services. And Gaza is
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Speaker 5: a society that has been under the oppression of several organizations,
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Speaker 5: specifically Hamas. But there's another organization which I think is
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Speaker 5: familiar to Australians, but it's familiar in the wrong way,
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Speaker 5: and Australians probably think good things of it, when in
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Speaker 5: fact it is a very negative influence. And that organization
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Speaker 5: is the UN Relief and Works Agency. Now Australians will
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Speaker 5: hear this and say, well, the UN that's probably the
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Speaker 5: forces of good right handing out aid and helping civilians
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Speaker 5: and whatever. Will actually know that organization is in charge
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Speaker 5: of about eighty five ninety percent of the education in
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Speaker 5: the Gaza strip and they have been poisoning the minds
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Speaker 5: of Gazans for generations. They're the ones who have been
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Speaker 5: brainwashing Palestinian children to believe that martyrdom is a sweet
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Speaker 5: death and that to die as a Mujahad, as a
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Speaker 5: holy warrior on quest to annihilate the Jews is a
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Speaker 5: benign thing. When Deputy Minister Askelle speaks about a death cult,
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Speaker 5: that is what UNRA schools, funded amongst other things, with
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Speaker 5: Australian taxpayer money, is educating Palestinians to do so. If
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Speaker 5: we want a different Gaza in the future, in the
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Speaker 5: next years, if you want a different trajectory for the region,
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Speaker 5: then we have to address the rampant anti Semitism, Israel
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Speaker 5: hatred and Jihadi in doctrination in you and schools. If
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Speaker 5: you ask me, UNRA needs to be dismantled. It needs
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Speaker 5: to be abolished and really cast aside, and only then
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Speaker 5: can we speak about a different future for Gaza.
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Speaker 2: It looks like we're moments away from Trump speaking in
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Speaker 2: the Knesset, but charranges before we let you go to
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Speaker 2: watch that speech, and will of course be bringing it
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Speaker 2: live as well.
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Speaker 3: I just want to ask you about how Donald Trump
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Speaker 3: is being received is trial tonight.
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Speaker 6: Wow, Donald Trump is being received very warmly. Uh, Israel
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Speaker 6: never had a better friend than President Trump. He's been
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Speaker 6: supporting us along even before he was into office. He
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Speaker 6: was sworn into the office, and that's extremely meaningful. He's
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Speaker 6: one of the few leaders, and there were a few
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Speaker 6: of them, but he was leading.
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Speaker 7: That.
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Speaker 1: Knew that only.
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Speaker 6: Through pressuring fromas withstanding an international trend and standing beside
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Speaker 6: morality and everything, that's what's going to pressure from us
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Speaker 6: for a cease fowl.
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Speaker 7: We did work this with Vala, I did this with Iran,
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Speaker 7: and he's doing this again now with the current peace
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Speaker 7: Sabrinina is being put on the table. Sure, and just
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Speaker 7: into writing cases Ivanta Trump and Pushner coming in.
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Speaker 2: I was just going to say, can you tell us
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Speaker 2: who's walking in now?
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Speaker 3: What's happening?
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Speaker 6: So there's this Evanta Trump from Jared Pushner with Bob
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Speaker 6: just there on the balcony.
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Speaker 1: You can see them. They have been a vital.
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Speaker 6: Part there, building it, planning it, pushing it. They are
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Speaker 6: true friends of the people of Israel, of the State
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Speaker 6: of Israel. We are so fortunate to have such good
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Speaker 6: friends in the White House. They're standing there and they're
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Speaker 6: about to come and sit down, and I guess this
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Speaker 6: is a time where President Trump, now he's going to
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Speaker 6: come in as well.
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Speaker 2: We're not just stay stay we see until he walks in.
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Speaker 2: And of course they had a standing ovation. We can
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Speaker 2: see that their Ivanka, Oh yeah, Jared Kushner, Jared, as
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Speaker 2: you say, it has been so central to that deal,
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Speaker 2: a standing ovation in the Israeli parliament for them and
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Speaker 2: for the role that Jared in particularly played in bringing
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Speaker 2: together the Arab nations to put pressure on her must
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Speaker 2: release the hostages that has brought the world so much
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Speaker 2: joy today and to sign to commit to this peace deal.
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Speaker 3: So now we expect.
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Speaker 2: Nadi, Yahoo and Trump are moments away. Can you tell
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Speaker 2: us We can see Pete Hagseth there, the Defense Secretary,
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Speaker 2: Secretary of State as well Marco Rubio, And can you
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Speaker 2: tell us who else is in the room tonight?
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Speaker 6: From your there's many, many ambassadors, many politicians from you know,
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Speaker 6: people who have supported us throughout the time. You know,
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Speaker 6: people from mainly from the United States, but also from
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Speaker 6: England and other countries who have supported the people here
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Speaker 6: in Israel. In the last two years. This have been
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Speaker 6: such difficult years for us. I mean, we are a
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Speaker 6: broken hearted nation and I think that this day, starting now,
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Speaker 6: we can start a recovery process.
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Speaker 1: We feel like we can really start bringing And you can.
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Speaker 6: See the people who have supported us through the last
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Speaker 6: years here and the terrorists coming to see this historicment
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Speaker 6: of President Rump. You see the ministers, you see Whitcock,
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Speaker 6: you see Vanka Trump, and it's a great historical moment.
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Speaker 6: You know, a very few moments like that. And the
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Speaker 6: ring is that when we see just one last thing,
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Speaker 6: isn't that Cause when he speaks about a piece, he
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Speaker 6: doesn't just speak of signing of your own agreement, but
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Speaker 6: as the Anatan Conrico said before, he speaks about a
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Speaker 6: long term process on our Israelis and Palestine and you'll
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Speaker 6: be able to live side by side. He speaks about
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Speaker 6: the education system, about about building parallel system right now
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Speaker 6: and autocrat ruling government civilianly in Gaza. Those are the
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Speaker 6: things we have to discuss.
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Speaker 1: He's got on.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, Sharan, I can't thank you enough for not only
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Speaker 2: being the Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister of Israel, but our
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Speaker 2: portter on the scene this evening.
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Speaker 3: Jonathan and Scharan will leave it there with you.
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Speaker 2: We're going to keep the image of the Israeli Parliament
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Speaker 2: in the corner of our screen. And while we're waiting
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Speaker 2: for Trump's speech, let's bring it now. The Shadow Attorney
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Speaker 2: General Julian Lisa, Julian, what a big day. How do
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Speaker 2: you feel today after two years of fighting, of trying
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Speaker 2: to raise awareness for the hostages and then the hatred
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Speaker 2: back here.
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Speaker 4: Well, look, there is such a wonderful sense of joy
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Speaker 4: and relief. You know as you see some of the
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Speaker 4: pictures of the families being reunited with the hostages, or
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Speaker 4: seeing images of the hostages that are living and that
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Speaker 4: have been released. It's a day that I think so
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Speaker 4: many people have hoped for. I know as I've talked
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Speaker 4: to people across the Jewish community across Australia today, everybody's
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Speaker 4: been glued to their TV sets to watch this and
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Speaker 4: I think so often when we talk about the hostages,
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Speaker 4: they're just a number. One of the things I did
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Speaker 4: in the Parliament last week was to share some of
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Speaker 4: the stories of Evtar David, who people will remember looked
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Speaker 4: like a survivor of bergen Belsen, forced to dig his
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Speaker 4: own grave in a tunnel. I mean, he was a
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Speaker 4: bloke who was at the Nova Music Festival because like
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Speaker 4: most twenty four year olds, he just liked to party.
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Speaker 4: There's the Berman twins who love each other so much
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Speaker 4: and who just love playing soccer and love their town
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Speaker 4: of Kafarza. There's people like Max Herkin, who's got a
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Speaker 4: little daughter in Russia that I know he'll be so
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Speaker 4: looking forward to seeing. They're just some of the of
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Speaker 4: the hostages who've been released today. And of course we
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Speaker 4: still have to remember that there are hostages who haven't
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Speaker 4: made it through and we want to see their bodies
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Speaker 4: returned and reunited with their families. And we think of
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Speaker 4: the families that are missing out and missing their loved
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Speaker 4: ones tonight.
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Speaker 2: And some of those coffins are carrying the dead bodies
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Speaker 2: of hostages will be coming home this afternoon. But there
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Speaker 2: are some others that the terror groups say they're unable
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Speaker 2: to locate, and Israel has given the commitment to the
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Speaker 2: families that they won't rest until they bring their remains
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Speaker 2: home because the families need closure.
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Speaker 3: Juliana, I also want to ask you.
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Speaker 2: We've seen over the past few days the Prime Minister
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Speaker 2: and the Foreign Minister Albanesi and Penny Wong trying to
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Speaker 2: claim some credit for creating a momentum towards this. Josh
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Speaker 2: Frodenberg rightly called this out in The Australian on the weekend.
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Speaker 4: What's your view, Cherry. I wish I could give the
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Speaker 4: Prime Minister and the Foreign Minister of Australia credit for this,
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Speaker 4: but they've made all the wrong calls when it comes
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Speaker 4: to the Middle East. I'm ashamed of what they've done
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Speaker 4: in the last two years, deserting our friend, our ally
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Speaker 4: security partner, Israel. It's time of need the only democracy
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Speaker 4: in the Middle East. Whether it's votes at the United Nations,
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Speaker 4: whether it's the unilateral recognition of a Palestinian state, whether
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Speaker 4: it's changing the capital of Israel. They've got absolutely everything wrong.
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Speaker 4: And we could have been so influential in this process.
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Speaker 4: We could have played a part alongside America, which we've
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Speaker 4: traditionally done in this place. But we've taken an opportunit
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Speaker 4: unity to miss an opportunity because.
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Speaker 2: Julian we might just pause there because it looks like
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Speaker 2: the President of the United States might be walking into
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Speaker 2: the Knesset. Yes he is, President Donald Trump, and then
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Speaker 2: we can see Isaac Hertzog, the Israeli president, giving him
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Speaker 2: a round of applause. So President Trump is walking into
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Speaker 2: the Israeli Parliament set to deliver his remarks to the
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Speaker 2: world to Israel. The moment he starts speaking, we will
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Speaker 2: take that live. So we might take that right now.
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Speaker 2: So as you can see there, he's getting a standing ovation,
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Speaker 2: as he should from all the members of parliament in Israel.
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Speaker 2: So much gratitude to Donald Trump for all that he
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Speaker 2: has delivered, for the hostages he has brought home today,
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Speaker 2: all twenty living hostages.
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Speaker 3: We're going to listen in now.
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