00:00It's quite interesting, the difference in narratives, when you hear Israel saying, you know, Hamas has blatantly violated the truce.
00:08And then President Trump says, well, they might not have been involved. It might not be Hamas.
00:13Do you think we've entered a new phase here where it used to be Israel, you know, calling out Hamas all the time?
00:21Do you think perhaps we've entered a new phase where perhaps President Trump says, you know, maybe not so fast, maybe it isn't them?
00:28How do you see the narrative changing?
00:29Look, Israel and Hamas are the two enemies fighting each other.
00:37But Israel and Hamas are not at the moment the decision makers regarding what's happening in Gaza and what will happen in Gaza in the future.
00:49So these declarations or statements by the side on who broke the ceasefire are almost irrelevant.
01:00I think it's Kushner and Witkoff who will decide if it was a breach or not.
01:07And it was the President Trump who will decide if he wants the ceasefire to go on or not.
01:13There might be a certain point in which President Trump will give up and decide that this is not a real ceasefire and give us a free hand to continue the war.
01:25But as far, as long as the President and his colleagues, the other mediators, as Egypt, Qatar and Turkey, want the ceasefire to hold, it will hold.
01:39So if it's not a matter of narrative, we always will see that we'll never trust Hamas and we'll always say Hamas is ill intentions and they will not trust us.
01:54And the narrative of us, of the Hamas, will be, of course, very negative and their narrative will be negative.
02:02But it doesn't matter. What matters is what will happen on the ground.
02:07And we are not the decision makers on the big picture regarding what's happening on the ground.
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