Transcript [00:00] So, the big news today is President [00:02] Trump calling on Prime Minister [00:03] Netanyahu to back off in Lebanon to stop [00:07] striking Hezbollah, to not hit Beirut, [00:10] to not deal with the Hezbollah problem. [00:12] And this is very controversial. It's [00:14] very controversial in Israel. [00:16] And it's an important moment, and I've [00:18] been warning about this moment since the [00:20] very beginning of the war. We've been [00:21] talking about it lately about the [00:22] divergence between US and Israeli [00:25] interests, and we'll get into more of [00:27] that in this video. But let's start with [00:29] what happened. So, President Trump put [00:31] out a Truth Social post yesterday that [00:34] said, "I had a conversation with Bibi [00:35] Netanyahu today asking him not to go [00:39] into a major raid of Beirut, Lebanon. He [00:41] turned his troops around. Thank you, [00:43] Bibi. I also had a conversation with [00:44] representatives of the leaders of [00:46] Hezbollah, and they agreed to stop [00:48] shooting at Israel and its soldiers. [00:50] Likewise, Israel agreed to stop shooting [00:52] at them. Let's see how long that lasts. [00:54] Hopefully, it will be for eternity. [00:56] President Donald J. Trump." And the But [01:00] there's a backstory. Axios reported that [01:02] the phone call between Netanyahu and [01:04] Trump was actually quite tense. [01:07] But we have to put a very big caveat on [01:09] this, and that is that the story was [01:10] reported by Barak Ravid. Barak Ravid has [01:13] a history of uh putting out these leaked [01:17] reports that there's all sorts of [01:18] tension between Prime Minister Netanyahu [01:20] and President Trump, and that and that [01:22] Trump uh you know, you know, is is fed [01:26] up with Netanyahu or exasperated with [01:28] Netanyahu. He's done this about four or [01:29] five times in the last year. And every [01:32] time afterwards, it turns out that the [01:34] relationship is just fine. So, we have [01:37] to put a heavy grain of salt on Barak [01:39] Ravid's reporting. But here's the [01:41] report. Trump tells Netanyahu he kept [01:43] him out of jail, should be grateful on [01:45] tense call. [01:47] >> [snorts] [01:47] >> US President [01:49] Trump accused Prime Minister Netanyahu [01:51] of being the reason for global hatred of [01:53] Israel in an angry call on Monday, Axios [01:56] reported. Earlier on Monday, Iran had [01:58] threatened to stop negotiating with the [02:00] US due to Israel's action in Lebanon, [02:03] prompting the call in which Trump at one [02:05] point yelled at Netanyahu, "What the eff [02:07] are you doing?" According to one US [02:09] official, Trump felt that Netanyahu was [02:11] reacting disproportionately [02:13] to Hezbollah's attacks on Israel. He [02:15] objected to Israel destroying buildings [02:17] to take out a single Hezbollah commander [02:19] and Israel's threats against Beirut, [02:21] Axios wrote. Another source summarized [02:24] part of Trump's comments as, quote, [02:26] "Everybody hates you now. Everybody [02:28] hates Israel because of this." End [02:30] quote, according to Axios. [02:32] Trump also accused Netanyahu of being [02:33] ungrateful, with the source saying Trump [02:35] claimed the prime minister would have [02:37] been in prison if not for him, which is [02:40] absurd. [02:42] While Netanyahu released a statement [02:43] after the call that Israel's position [02:45] remains the same, a US official told [02:47] Axios that Trump had actually [02:48] steamrolled Netanyahu. Bibi said, "Okay, [02:51] okay, just make sure everything is taken [02:52] care of." Axios quoted the official as [02:55] saying. Another official said that this [02:56] is one of Trump's worst calls with [02:58] Netanyahu since the start of his second [03:00] term. After the call, Trump announced [03:02] that Netanyahu had turned his troops [03:03] around and asked him not to go into a [03:06] major raid of Beirut in a post on Truth [03:08] Social. [03:09] In another post, Trump wrote that talks [03:11] were continuing at a rapid pace with [03:14] Iran. [03:16] And Netanyahu So, here's Netanyahu's [03:18] response to all of this. Prime Minister [03:20] Netanyahu put out this. [03:22] Prime Minister Netanyahu, quote, "I [03:24] spoke this evening with President Trump [03:26] and told him that if Hezbollah does not [03:28] stop firing at our cities and citizens, [03:30] Israel will strike terrorist targets in [03:33] Beirut. [03:34] This position of ours remains unchanged. [03:37] Concurrently, the IDF will continue to [03:39] operate as planned in southern Lebanon." [03:43] Okay. [03:44] And [03:45] in terms of other Israeli politicians [03:48] and how it's being received here in [03:49] Israel, [03:51] "Time to say no to Trump. Israeli [03:53] officials condemn Netanyahu's decision [03:55] to cancel Lebanon strike. Now, this [03:57] piece in the post [03:59] starts off with a quote from Itamar [04:01] Ben-Gvir, who's [04:03] the most right-wing, the most extreme [04:07] right-wing uh [04:09] a party leader in the Knesset, but we'll [04:11] see that it's not just coming from the [04:13] right. Take a look. Multiple Israeli [04:15] officials took to social media to [04:17] criticize Prime Minister Benjamin [04:18] Netanyahu's decision to cancel the [04:21] strike on Beirut at the urging of [04:23] President Trump on Monday. Quote, "This [04:25] is the time to tell our friend President [04:27] Trump no," National Security Minister [04:29] Itamar Ben-Gvir wrote on X, reminding [04:32] Netanyahu that he once said a strong [04:34] prime minister would be able to tell the [04:35] president of the United States no when [04:37] necessary. Quote, "Now is the time to do [04:40] what is required and necessary to strike [04:42] Hezbollah," Ben-Gvir added. [04:44] But, it's not just coming from the [04:46] right-wing. Former IDF Chief of Staff [04:48] and Yasha Party leader Gadi Eizenkot [04:51] also referenced Netanyahu's past remarks [04:53] regarding Trump. Now, Gadi Eizenkot is [04:56] he wants to become prime minister in [04:57] this next election. [04:59] He's uh and he's generally associated [05:01] with the left. He has publicly said that [05:03] he always voted Labor throughout his [05:05] life. Labor is the left-wing [05:07] establishment party. [05:10] Calling Trump's directive quote, "A [05:11] humiliating demand, one that is [05:14] blatantly unreasonable." Eizenkot added [05:16] that Netanyahu quote, "Is the man who [05:18] preached morals to everyone but the [05:20] basic need to be a prime minister and [05:22] know how to say no to the president of [05:23] the United States." Opposition leader [05:26] Yair Lapid, also the left, accused [05:29] Netanyahu of behaving as though Israel [05:30] were a protectorate of the US. Lapid had [05:33] called for a powerful response to the [05:34] rocket fire from Lebanon on Saturday, [05:37] writing that quote, "The responsibility [05:39] for the security of Israeli citizens [05:40] lies solely with the Israeli [05:42] government." MK Oded Forer, he's also [05:45] part of the opposition. He urged [05:46] Netanyahu to fulfill his role and act to [05:49] protect the residents of the north. [05:51] The criticisms come as northern Israel [05:53] continues to come under a barrage of [05:55] missiles and drones with multiple [05:57] municipal leaders in the north [05:58] condemning the government's handling of [06:00] the situation. [06:01] Former prime minister and competitor in [06:03] the race for Israel's next prime [06:04] minister, Naftali Bennett, wrote that [06:06] the government had lost control over [06:08] Israeli sovereignty and pledged to [06:09] restore security to the citizens of [06:11] Israel. [06:12] Bennett accused the government of trying [06:14] to normalize an intolerable and [06:16] unacceptable situation. [06:20] Right, writing that the current [06:21] coalition is incapable. Okay, so he's [06:23] using it to criticize the government, [06:24] but you see here that the pushback on [06:27] Netanyahu isn't you should never have [06:30] gone into Beirut, you should never have [06:31] made the threat about Beirut or or it's [06:33] not coming it's not moving in the same [06:36] direction as Trump's demand. It's moving [06:37] in the opposite direction. So you see [06:39] there's quite a national consensus that [06:41] Israel should be escalating in Lebanon, [06:43] which brings up a very important [06:45] political point that I've been talking [06:47] about for the last week or so and we're [06:49] going to increasingly talk about because [06:51] it is becoming central. [06:55] And that is the divergence between US [06:57] and Israeli interests that is playing [06:59] out as we speak. [07:01] The very beginning of the war, I warned [07:03] about this. [07:04] That all this talk about how the [07:06] American Israel are shoulder to shoulder [07:08] and arm in arm and working together is [07:10] so wonderful, but we can't be naive. The [07:14] US and Israel do not have the same [07:16] interests. [07:17] And at some point those interests [07:19] diverge. [07:21] And when that happens, there will be [07:23] there will be tension. [07:25] But what I've been talking about a lot [07:27] just lately is specifically with regard [07:29] to kinetic escalation. [07:33] President Trump [07:35] for whatever for a variety of reasons, [07:37] because of how he he thinks about the [07:39] negotiations, [07:42] potentially because [07:43] of the upcoming midterms, [07:46] because of the unpopularity of kinetic [07:48] action [07:49] domestically. [07:51] Trump is looking for de-escalation [07:54] militarily. [07:56] And for Prime Minister Netanyahu, as you [07:58] just saw in this piece, [08:00] his domestic political calculus with his [08:02] elections coming up, [08:04] as well as Israel's security situation, [08:06] argue for increased escalation. [08:09] And this this tension is going to or [08:12] this gap between the US and Israeli [08:14] position regarding escalation, the [08:16] impact the political impact of kinetic [08:19] escalation or de-escalation is going to [08:22] widen the gap between Prime Minister [08:25] Netanyahu and President Trump as we move [08:27] forward. Unless President Trump reverses [08:30] course on his approach to these [08:31] negotiations. [08:34] Okay, that's but that's where we are [08:35] right now and we're seeing it playing [08:37] out in this [08:39] exact situation where Prime Minister [08:41] Netanyahu's domestic pressure and [08:43] and Israel's security demands increased [08:46] escalation. [08:48] President Trump's understanding of the [08:49] negotiations with Iran, how he wants to [08:51] come to a deal, he wants de-escalation [08:55] of the situation. Now, to give us a [08:57] little bit uh [08:59] more uh [09:01] context here, I want to play you General [09:04] Jack Keane's take on this. So, here's a [09:07] clip of General Jack Keane [09:10] on Fox News from yesterday. [09:12] >> intercepted two Iranian ballistic [09:14] missiles last night. They were [09:15] reportedly targeting American forces [09:18] based in Kuwait. CENTCOM says the [09:20] missiles were shot down immediately. No [09:22] American soldiers were hurt. [09:24] Retired four-star General Jack Keane [09:26] joins us now. All right, General, [09:28] another attack. How should the US [09:30] respond? [09:33] >> Well, they did. I mean, it was a [09:34] defensive measure for sure. And what has [09:36] been happening here for several weeks is [09:38] Iran's persistent and continuous [09:41] violation of the ceasefire, particularly [09:43] in the straits and the Gulf area here. [09:46] And And what they're doing is trying to [09:48] interfere with shipping, for sure. They [09:51] were going to fire a couple of drones to [09:53] do that. We took those drones out of [09:54] then we took down the guidance system [09:57] that helps to target them. [09:59] And And then they they shot down one of [10:01] our [10:02] uh long-range drones uh that was up [10:04] MQ-1. [10:06] It was in international waters, and [10:08] after that we went took a defensive [10:10] measure and and took down the air [10:12] defense system that brought down that [10:15] drone. And then we also went a little [10:17] further with the command and control [10:19] that supports that. So, the Iranians [10:21] have been violating the ceasefire that [10:23] began on April the 8th quite [10:24] continuously. And when it comes to [10:27] uh what's taking place in Lebanon, it is [10:30] it is out outrageous what they're doing. [10:33] That ceasefire began on April 17th. And [10:35] for our audience understand, since April [10:37] 17th to now, the Iranians have fired [10:42] to 2,400 [10:44] or so missiles and drones into northern [10:47] Israel in that short span of time. Uh [10:51] quite outrageous violation of the [10:53] ceasefire to be sure. That exceeds [10:56] uh [10:57] And this is Hezbollah firing into [10:59] northern Israel backed by Iran. Every [11:01] single missile and rocket that they're [11:03] using came from Iran. [11:05] And the reality is [11:08] during the 5 weeks of the war, which [11:10] began on February the 28th, [11:13] the Hezbollah are firing more drones at [11:15] northern Israel now than Iran fired at [11:17] Israel during those 5 weeks. And they're [11:20] supposedly under a ceasefire. [11:22] So, we actually have justification right [11:25] now to go back into military operations. [11:28] The president's certainly full aware of [11:30] that. And what he's thinking is he's [11:33] trying to get the best deal that he can [11:36] from the Iran. He's knowing full well [11:38] that this may be some indication of how [11:40] serious are they about going into [11:43] a deal that would be somewhat permanent. [11:46] Uh so the reality is the president has [11:48] not taken off military operations in [11:52] terms of a deal falling through. [11:54] And I think the Iranians uh Stuart I [11:58] kind of think it's something else. [12:00] They're thinking they play this out over [12:01] time, 60 days, 90 days, that likely the [12:06] president will not re-attack even if the [12:08] Iranians don't come through and make a [12:11] an adequate deal. [12:12] And I think they're miscalculating. [12:14] >> Well, look, there are reports that the [12:15] Iran's negotiating team is stopping [12:18] message exchanges with the US. And [12:20] they're stopping these exchanges because [12:22] of Israeli attacks in Lebanon. Am I [12:25] right in saying that Iran wants the [12:27] attacks on Hezbollah to stop in any [12:29] peace deal, and we will not agree with [12:32] that? [12:33] Uh we're not going to be able to [12:34] restrain Netanyahu. He's already going [12:35] to attack the suburbs of Beirut. [12:39] >> Well, why would we even think about [12:40] restraining them? I just said what's [12:42] happening. [12:43] The we're not initiating attacks. [12:46] The Hezbollah has struck [12:48] into northern Israel 2,400 times in just [12:52] several weeks. That's offensive action. [12:55] The people in those villages are no [12:57] longer living there and in those towns. [12:59] They around the Sea of Galilee and I and [13:01] I was there some several months ago. All [13:04] those villages and and and towns are [13:06] evacuated. Northern Israel in a sense is [13:09] evacuated. Israel can't let that stand. [13:12] That's a small state to begin with. We [13:14] can't let Iran impose that on us, and [13:17] we're worried about Israel's [13:19] retaliation? Does that What What level [13:22] does that make any sense? [13:23] >> Well [13:24] >> Israel has every right to retaliate [13:26] here. [13:26] >> How How come there were 2,000 missiles [13:29] launched at [13:32] Israel? We thought that I thought we've [13:35] been told that we'd vastly reduced the [13:38] number of drones and missiles that Iran [13:40] was capable of firing, but now they've [13:41] got 2,000 into Israel. [13:45] >> This is Hezbollah [13:46] coming from Lebanon and we didn't [13:49] conduct any military operations in [13:51] Lebanon [13:52] and it's a it's about over a thousand [13:54] missiles and about 1,400 or so drones [13:59] to come to the number of 2,400 [14:02] missile and drone attacks since April of [14:04] 17. [14:05] And Israel has every right They're [14:08] they're abiding by the terms of the of [14:10] the agreement, which is they must stay [14:12] in a defensive mode. They have to stay [14:15] stationary. And they're more vulnerable [14:17] inside of Lebanon. But so many have [14:20] every right to do anything they can [14:22] against this onslaught of these [14:25] missiles. And so what Netanyahu is doing [14:29] he's expanding his operation inside of [14:31] southern Lebanon and attacking north of [14:34] the Litani River to go after these [14:36] rockets and missiles and operation [14:38] centers and the command and control of [14:40] all of that. He's got every right to do [14:43] that. And people that are suggesting [14:45] that something's wrong here, well yeah, [14:47] there certainly is. It's 2,400 attacks [14:50] into northern Israel under a ceasefire. [14:52] >> Yep. And every right to go after that [14:54] and stop it. General Jack Keane [14:57] >> Right, look, that kind of sums it up. [15:00] That kind of sums up the situation in [15:02] Israel, right? We we're under attack [15:04] under attack every day by missiles and [15:06] drones coming from the north and how can [15:07] you expect Israel to sit back and not do [15:09] anything about it? But there's a bigger [15:12] issue here. [15:14] You know [15:16] you look at Hamas [15:19] in the Gaza Strip. [15:21] Israel was pushing forward, we're going [15:23] to destroy Hamas, the world starts [15:25] screaming, "No, no, no, you got to you [15:27] got to let in humanitarian aid into the [15:29] Hamas-controlled areas, even though [15:31] everyone knew that that would [15:33] that would embolden Hamas and enrich [15:35] Hamas and give them reinforcements and [15:38] allow them to survive and continue to [15:39] rule there. [15:41] And then [15:44] and then the the strategy, Hamas's [15:46] strategy of taking hostages ends up [15:48] leading to negotiations, which ends up [15:49] leaving them in power, so they're still [15:51] there. Yes, they're beaten down, but [15:53] Hamas is still there. The world stopped [15:56] Israel. The world put barriers in front [15:59] of Israel to prevent us from actually [16:01] getting rid of Hamas completely. And [16:04] then you have Lebanon. You have [16:05] Hezbollah there. Everyone knows that [16:07] Hezbollah terrorizes the Lebanese [16:09] people, that Hezbollah is an Iranian [16:11] uh actor, and that they've basically [16:14] colonized, taken over the Lebanese [16:16] government for decades, and that there [16:18] can't be really peace on Israel's [16:21] northern border and peace between Israel [16:22] and Lebanon so long as Hezbollah's [16:23] there. And everyone and and the Lebanese [16:25] government wants to get rid of [16:26] Hezbollah, but they don't have the [16:27] ability to. [16:29] And President Trump said at the very [16:30] beginning of this war on February 28th [16:32] that one of the goals is to dismantle [16:35] Iran's ability to have proxies. Well, [16:38] the biggest proxy is Hezbollah. And yet, [16:40] when Israel is trying to actually [16:42] destroy Hezbollah, to actually [16:43] neutralize the threat, no, no, no, no, [16:45] no, everyone puts up everyone suddenly [16:47] stops us. [16:49] And then you have a similar situation [16:50] developing in Iran. [16:53] Where [16:55] air strikes are happening, April, you [16:56] know, February 28th comes and Israel and [16:59] America start attacking and they're [17:00] talking openly about how this is going [17:02] to lead to regime change and we're going [17:04] to bring it all down and we're going to [17:05] destroy the IRGC and destroy the proxy [17:08] network. [17:09] And then we stop short. No, no, no, no, [17:11] no. [17:12] And this is the pattern over and over [17:14] again. There's this lack of will [17:18] to actually see things through [17:20] and actually carry out a victory over [17:24] evil. [17:25] It keeps happening and this is like [17:27] there's a I mean there's something [17:29] existential, something philosophical [17:32] about the moment that we're in [17:33] politically and it's playing out in all [17:34] these different theaters that the but [17:36] the the overlap between them, the [17:37] commonality between them, the common [17:39] denominator between them [17:42] is that there's this lack of will to see [17:45] things through to the end and a [17:46] misunderstanding of the Middle Eastern [17:48] mind, a misunderstanding [17:50] of Middle Eastern negotiating tactics. [17:52] You know, I just recorded an interview. [17:53] I hope it goes up today on Israel 365 [17:56] News with Harold Rhode. Harold Rhode [17:58] um is uh someone who worked for about [18:01] for 40-plus years in the Pentagon and [18:03] the in the Defense Department [18:06] working as a senior advisor on Iran, [18:08] Iraq, Turkey, the Middle East. Uh he [18:10] even lived in Iran during the [18:12] revolution. He's uh the expert on the [18:14] way these people think. [18:17] And uh I interviewed him and he was [18:18] talking about how the West just does not [18:21] understand the way these people think. [18:22] It doesn't understand their negotiating [18:24] tactics. [18:25] And we're seeing it all playing out. So, [18:27] President Trump believes [18:30] that he will have more leverage over the [18:33] Iranians if is or or have a better [18:35] chance of coming to a deal if Israel is [18:37] not striking Hezbollah in Lebanon and I [18:40] believe that that's incorrect. He's [18:42] handing a win to the Iranians. He's [18:44] giving Iran He's giving the Iranians [18:46] more reason to dig in and be bold [18:48] especially because they see him doing [18:50] their bidding. [18:53] They see Trump doing their bidding and [18:54] stopping Israel from attacking [18:56] Hezbollah. [18:57] I think he's actually [18:59] taking away leverage from himself by [19:01] reining in Israel. [19:03] It would be smarter if he allowed Israel [19:05] free rein and said, "Hey, you know, [19:07] Israel's got to defend itself." And [19:09] let's remember how this all started. On [19:11] October 7th after Hamas attacked us, [19:14] Israel did not attack Lebanon. The [19:16] Hezbollah started firing rockets at us. [19:18] And this current round of thing of [19:20] activity up there began because when the [19:23] war with Iran began, Hezbollah started [19:25] firing rockets at Israel. [19:28] Israel never starts it with Hezbollah, [19:30] but everyone knows that the only way to [19:33] solve this Hezbollah Lebanon situation, [19:35] to give the Lebanese people their [19:37] sovereignty, [19:39] is to get rid of Hezbollah. And yet, [19:41] Israel's hands continue to get tied. [19:43] It's just a misunderstanding of the [19:44] Middle East. And that will end off with [19:46] this with that misunderstanding, [19:49] uh you know, in the words of an actual [19:52] Middle Easterner, I've quoted him [19:53] before, and that's a guy by the name of [19:56] Ayman Dean. Ayman Dean was a [19:59] uh he's an he he was originally in [20:02] Al-Qaeda, and then he became a spy for [20:05] MI6 [20:06] in Al-Qaeda, but he wasn't Al-Qaeda [20:08] member who was actually a spy for the [20:10] West, and then he got out, and now he's [20:12] a very well-respected Middle East [20:14] expert. [20:15] And look what he writes here about [20:17] President Trump's Truth Social post. The [20:19] mighty United States has been reduced to [20:21] pleading with a narco-terrorist [20:23] organization like Hezbollah for a [20:25] ceasefire, all to appease a fanatical [20:28] apocalyptic terror-sponsoring IRGC [20:32] regime in pursuit of a delusional deal [20:34] that was never going to materialize. [20:37] There's no such thing as a deal [20:40] with the Iranians, and President Trump [20:42] thinks there is. There is no such thing [20:44] as a deal. They've never kept any deal [20:46] they've signed with anybody. [20:48] And yet, he's reining in Prime Minister [20:50] Netanyahu. And you listen to General [20:51] Keane, and he's like, this is ludicrous. [20:53] Why would we rein in the Israelis? [20:55] Why would we do that? What Who are you [20:57] trying to protect? And why does Trump [20:59] think that this is going to give him a [21:01] better negotiating position? [21:04] And let me say it again, I'm grateful [21:06] for for President Trump. I'm so grateful [21:08] for everything that he's done and [21:09] continues to do. And let me also say [21:12] optimistically, it could be that he's [21:13] playing a longer game. [21:15] And that he doesn't want to give the [21:17] Iranians any reason he doesn't want to [21:20] give any reason to say that our side [21:22] Israelis / Americans [21:25] scuttled the negotiations and he wants [21:27] he knows maybe he knows the negotiations [21:29] aren't going to go anywhere, but he [21:30] wants to let it play out without any [21:32] excuses. Maybe that's what he's thinking [21:35] here. [21:36] Um but either way [21:39] big takeaway here, domestically in [21:41] Israel from left to right there is no [21:45] there is there is no support for halting [21:49] for halting or de-escalating attacks [21:53] against Hezbollah in Lebanon. [21:55] And uh you know, so the Beirut Beirut [21:59] was part of this tweet. That's for sure. [22:01] But Israel's actions in Lebanon go far [22:03] beyond Beirut. [22:05] And God willing they will continue [22:07] because again, the only way out of this [22:10] uh [22:10] the only way out of the Lebanon mess in [22:12] a long-term way [22:13] is for Israel to actually deal with [22:15] Hezbollah and Israel's the only [22:18] the only people who are going to deal [22:19] with Hezbollah. Same thing with Hamas in [22:20] Gaza. The only people who are going to [22:22] deal with them is Israel and the and as [22:24] long as the world holds Israel back from [22:27] destroying these evil actors [22:30] then [22:31] >> [clears throat] [22:31] >> you know, we're back to the same problem [22:33] we've had since World War II. This this [22:34] Western [22:36] uh [22:37] lack of will [22:39] to actually defeat evil. So, this is a [22:42] very critical moment I think not only in [22:44] this war [22:45] but it's an existential moment for our [22:48] civilization. [22:49] Hope I'm not being too hyperbolic. [22:51] Anyway, thanks for watching. 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