lot of them. In order to win, the bigger military has to first get rid of the cameras and the reporting. So the first thing you need to do is take out the press. Ideally not killing them but just taking them off the field so that they can't report. That's what happened with ISIS. I mean the fact that there was no good reporting on the ground allowed the military to do what they needed to do, which I imagine was pretty bad, right? Because that's the job of the military. If you see pictures it makes you think, "Oh, we gotta stop doing this." If you don't see pictures you don't necessarily think you need to stop doing it because pictures are what influence us. So get rid of the media. Get rid of the pictures.

Now I would imagine that this kind of pressure on the media, even if nobody got hurt, which I hope is the case, it's going to make them feel like maybe they need to do what Israel wants them to do in the future, right? If you want to keep your building. So there's that.

Now there's also the story, and Joel Pollak was reporting on this in Breitbart, that Israel apparently faked a ground invasion to get all of the fighters into the tunnels, big tunnel network, and then they bombed the tunnel network. So they bombed a tunnel network and the news is reporting something like a hundred deaths like altogether. Do you think that aft