Ronen Bergman

From the point of view of Netanyahu,

I think so far so good.

The region, the whole world, see the close cooperation between the two militaries of U.S.

and Israel and how close these countries are together.

Right.

But that also bears the seeds for a risk to Israel because...

with respect to the corporation, it sometimes meets with realities of the area.

And the reality of the area is that nothing is really solved with the help of the U.S.

Like, Hamas is still in control of Gaza, still aspiring to execute another October 7th.

Hezbollah is still the most powerful military force in Lebanon.

They just launched missiles at Tel Aviv yesterday.

In Iran, the regime is still in place and they still have the 450 kilograms of enriched uranium to almost military grade.

They still have the centrifuges, they still have the missiles.

So even with the support of the US, nothing is solved and we are still living in a very risky region that every minute sits on a barrel

of explosive that can re-explode every minute.

And better for the Iranian public.

It's just the hammering of Iranian nuclear sites and the missile sites and the air defenses and the killing of people.

And some of them were very, very bad people that had the citizens of Iran blood on their hands and American blood on their hands, exploding the American embassy in the 80s.

But what's next?

Is it solved?