Discussion on Gaza Migration and Security

First of all, I wanted to ask what the administration has been handling so far and to what extent

this plan is still, uh, real. What, what is the criterion?

In the end, there is no real solution for Gaza without this migration. By the way, 80 percent want to emigrate.

Polls examine this all the time. Hamas won't allow them, and there are no countries in the world

willing to take them in. President Trump put the issue on the agenda.

Now, every country needs to take people in, and that's the big story.

The administration is organized, by the way, it's also operating, it is organized

in order to get them out if that becomes possible now.

Meaning, if there is migration from Gaza now, the administration, uh, is prepared and ready

to get civilians out of there.

It is prepared by sea, by air, by every possible means. Egypt isn't willing for it to go through it.

So what is holding it up?

What is holding it up is that the receiving countries want the support of the United States.

Every country on every continent that is willing wants American backing.

At the moment, President Trump hasn't canceled it, he has frozen it.

All the Arab countries came to him because of their pressure over this issue.

After he himself initiated the idea.

Yes, and said, "We'll give you what you want."

Investments, we'll give you the dismantling of Hamas from his office

in exchange for freezing the matter. It wasn't canceled. They're discussing it

all the time, even now, and I think that in the end, there is no other solution for the benefit of

everyone, for everyone's benefit. But for that to happen, we need

the United States, and the moment will come. When will it come? When it becomes clear

that Hamas isn't meeting its commitment, then we'll also get the green light

to move forward militarily, territorially, and in other areas,

and this will gain momentum. The organizational directorate is fully prepared to carry it out.

Okay, I want to return to the Iranian arena.

We opened by talking about it. We've seen an exchange of blows with the United

States in recent days, and I'm asking what every Israeli citizen wants

to ask

you, Minister of Defense, is there concern that this event

will spill over into the State of Israel? Is there concern about missiles toward the State of

Israel as the holidays approach, the Tisha B'Av holiday?

The prime minister and I are in daily contact with the IDF, sometimes in the middle of the night

on the red phone.

We don't take any information lightly. We don't want to be surprised.

We're prepared. You have to understand, the IDF, including the Air Force, is ready to strike

in Iran, ready to strike Iran. If they attack us,

we'll respond with great force, independently of anyone.