Yawn. Soldiers fight what they're told.

Why does Israel need American troops for Hamas. It doesn't. Why does it stop with Hamas. It doesn't.

At what point how can you effectively get rid of Gaza, expecting the same regional build up to cease?

1 problem at a time. It doesn't work like that even if you cut a deal for 5 political minutes.

At this point if you're addressing it, it becomes exactly what?

It stands to reason any regional build up also goes. Otherwise 5 political minutes later, it has built up more.

How many more does it drag into it?

Obviously at this point, it is providing cover for Israeli Gaza ground operations.

I am simply curious why any regional build up idles and watches even if a deal was cut for 5 political minutes. 5 years later it's back to it.

Yawn. Soldiers fight what they're told.

Why does Israel need American troops for Hamas. It doesn't. Why does it stop with Hamas. It doesn't.

At what point how can you effectively get rid of Gaza, expecting the same regional build up to cease?

1 problem at a time. It doesn't work like that even if you cut a deal for 5 political minutes.

At this point if you're addressing it, it becomes exactly what?

It stands to reason any regional build up also goes. Otherwise 5 political minutes later, it has built up more.

How many more does it drag into it?

Yawn. Soldiers fight what they're told.

Why does Israel need American troops for Hamas. It doesn't. Why does it stop with Hamas. It doesn't.

At what point how can you effectively get rid of Gaza, expecting the same regional build up to cease?

1 problem at a time. It doesn't work like that even if you cut a deal for 5 political minutes.

At this point if you're addressing it, it becomes exactly what?

It stands to reason any regional build up also goes. Otherwise 5 political minutes later. It has built up more.

How many more does it drag into it?

Yawn. Soldiers fight what they're told.

Why does Israel need American troops for Hamas. It doesn't. Why does it stop with Hamas. It doesn't.

At what point how can you effectively get rid of Gaza, expecting the same regional build up to cease?

1 problem at a time. It doesn't work like that even if you cut a deal for 5 political minutes.

At this point if you're addressing it, it becomes exactly what?

Yawn. Soldiers fight what they're told.

Why does Israel need American troops for Hamas. It doesn't. Why does it stop with Hamas. It doesn't.

At what point can you effectively get rid of Gaza, expecting the same regional build up to cease?

1 problem at a time. It doesn't work like that even if you cut a deal for 5 political minutes.

At this point if you're addressing it, it becomes exactly what?