ly have that in your house. You can't have that kind of disagreement in your house.

All right. Here's an update on Hamas and Gaza. And this is from Saul Sadka on the X platform. Seems to be pretty tapped into what's going on over there. So here are the claims from Saul. And I know he's smart. I don't know too much about him, but he follows me on X, so obviously he's pretty smart just like the rest of you. Anyway, he says that in a longer post that I recommend you read because it's really interesting, he says the Hamas are contained and almost totally defeated. So there's as much containment as there is defeat, meaning that allegedly 17,000 of the Hamas enemies were killed already at the cost of 330 Israeli soldiers who died. And they've got 5,000 prisoners of war and they're taking out many more as they keep fighting. But apparently now Israel has succeeded in creating what is called strategic corridors. So it looks like they're putting Gaza into sort of a grid, not a symmetrical grid where it's boxes or anything like that, but they're basically breaking Gaza into parts where if you wanted to get from one of those parts to the other, you'd have to go across some kind of strategic corridor and that would be very dangerous because the IDF would control it. Now, so that gives them the ability to stop weapons and resupply of at least weapons. And it also isolates, in one part of Gaza they think even Sinwar's area, the Hamas. So they think whatever's left of the leadership is in one little section that's now completely surrounded and they can't resupply and they can't get out. So that would suggest that Israel's plan of what they call total victory might be slow but is now guaranteed. Meaning that the only thing that could stop them from having 100% control over every body and hole in Gaza is that they're stopped before they get there. But nothing would stop them unless the external situation stopped them. So they now have complete control. It's a whole different situation. And by the way, this is what Israel said on day one, that the understanding of Gaza would be different. You know, it's not going to be the same place. So the whole conversation about two-state solution, I don't see that happening. But it's not up to me, so I'm not giving you an opinion and I'm not giving you a preference. I'm just ob