All of us, you know, everyone listening, we're going to have 42 days that are just going to be

exudiate in terms of what we're going to see. But at the end of the day, getting back the

hostages is not about Israel being sentimental. In principle, the fact that Israel is willing

to make these concessions in order to get our people back home,

to get our hostages back home, the fact that this solidarity exists in Israeli society

is not a point of weakness, but of strength. And it is strategically important for the survival of Israel that in such a difficult neighborhood,

people will know that the state has their backs and that the society stands as one,

and that all Israel is regime zeal.

And without that solidarity, how do we promise people that if they go to the army, Israel will do everything?

It's 5 o'clock on Wednesday, January 15th here in New York City.

It is midnight on Thursday, January 16th in Israel as Israelis turn to a new day, a very intense day where emotions are running high as news continues to come out about the forthcoming

implementation of a new hostage deal. And joining me to discuss that new hostage deal is call me back

regular. Nadab Al. Ndav, thanks for being here. I'm happy to be here now physically. I don't have to

stare at you in the screen.

Yeah, exactly.

You look the same.

Oh, thank you.

You know, you could have said you look younger or something.

No, I don't.

I didn't say that.

Okay.

All right, Nadav, you have seen this deal, the terms of the deal.

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