00:00I'm from Spain. What are the three most plausible scenarios for the next 30 and 60 days?
00:07And if I can ask something specific about my country, given the recent tensions between Israel and the government of
00:17Pedro Sánchez,
00:19do you think security and intelligence cooperation will be affected by this?
00:26Between Israel and Spain?
00:28Mm-hmm.
00:28Uh-huh. So first of all, you know that the first gap is between Spain and the U.S.
00:37And I think there is a growing tension because of not allowing the American airplanes to land there and everything.
00:47So I think this is going to be a problem between Spain and the U.S.
00:53I think that usually, from what I know in the past, usually intelligence cooperation continues even if the political relations
01:05are cold and not too lovely.
01:11But because there is an interest on both sides to continue it.
01:15And I think it's not only the Israeli side.
01:17I think it's also the Spanish side.
01:18At the end of the day, Israel has supported along the years in many cases of terror activities and other
01:27intelligence.
01:27So I assume, without knowing, that the level of cooperation that was before will continue because of the interest of
01:39both sides.
01:39So the Mossad will keep giving information about terrorism to the Guardia Civil and all?
01:47I think so.
01:50Thank you.
01:51And the other question, like, which scenarios do you think are possible for the next 30 or 60 days of
01:58the war?
02:00That's a very good question, but a very difficult one.
02:05We don't know how things will develop.
02:07My understanding is that both the Americans and the Israelis are determined to continue.
02:15There is a very, very close cooperation.
02:19Actually, I would say unprecedented on all levels.
02:25And I assume that we will continue to see next week and one week more attacks.
02:32The question is whether the Iranians, first of all, what will happen in Iran?
02:39Is there any chance that the Iranians decide that enough is enough?
02:43And let's cut losses.
02:46They say they will not for the time being, but we'll see what happens in one week from today.
02:53And I believe that Iran entered the war in a very weak situation, a weak situation from the point of
03:04view of its economy,
03:06a shortage of water, shortage of electricity, the value of the money that doesn't value anymore and everything.
03:15And Iran, even before the war, didn't have answers to all these problems.
03:20Now, after the war, I think they really are in a bad shape and will be in a much worse
03:27in the coming weeks.
03:28So, I know there is...
03:30...
03:30Gracias.
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