summarize - QUEST: I just want to jump in there uh, because, when i read what they said, (INAUDIBLE) about provocations and the - the Saudi statement it is difficult to see how they -- they are placing it. Because on the one hand, at the end of the day, this is Hamas that attacked Israel. This is Hamas that got the hostages or the prisoners of war. So, this starts with Hamas, if you like. But it continues with Netanyahu. And I am not sure that it is immediately clear how Saudi wants to play this, because they basically just simply said (INAUDIBLE) worse.

ABDELAZIZ: And that's going to be the concern, but it's going to be the criticism against Prime Minister Netanyahu witching out in the recent weeks and months (INAUDIBLE) in trying to make that agreement is where did that all go if this is the first statement that Riyad is putting out.

But as you said, is being Israel for these provocations. What does that say about Prime Minister Netanyahu's whose goals attempts not just in recent weeks but in recent years you remember of course the normalization agreement with the UAE, and with others in recent years to try to pave, again, this normalization with the Middle East.

All of that now of course is absolutely under question and critics of prime minister Netanyahu will say, was that the right course of action? Especially when you are looking at the intelligence failures on the ground. Was he looking in the wrong direction if you will Richard?