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In order to try and persuade people to vote for them. So that's in general. And again, regarding Iran, what we can say is that the threat has been weakened substantially in the last two confrontations. But as long as the Iranian regime remains in power, it does pose a threat to the existence of the state of Israel.

That is one of their main topics on the agenda and one of the things that they're working at through their proxies all around the Middle East and directly. Yeah, I wanted to say, to be fair, though, that's not really the position of your own prime minister, Mr. Feder. You are saying that initially you said the existence is still very much there. Now you're saying that it's been weakened because I'm putting to you what your prime minister has said.

Said, but your prime minister doesn't say it's been weakened. Your prime minister, after the 12-day war in Gaza, said the existential threat of Iranian nuclear weapons has been removed in a victory that will stand for generations. That's what he said. And in March this year, after Israel and the U.S. struck Iran again, he declared that Tehran can no longer threaten Israel's existence. Yes, there.

That's what was declared, and I'm not saying anything to contradict that. What I am saying is that from these declarations that were made, the Iranians have chosen not to change their ways and they are continuing to strive and strengthen and rebuild their capabilities in order to again try and pose a threat to Israel and to many other countries in the region, including Saudi Arabia, including the Emirates.

Including many countries that have been attacked by Iran in the previous conflicts. So again, when we are talking about the situation right now, the situation is that you still have an Iranian regime who is threatening the existence of the state of Israel both verbally and in actions here are some WhatsApps that have come through on zero seven two seven hundred two and seven hundred two. Hi, Clement, how are you?