Uvda

He's got resources and he's doing fine.

Based on the book, the leading TV documentary show, it's like Israel's version of 60 Minutes called Uvda, they interviewed him about the book.

He basically confirmed virtually everything in the book.

and when that happened john kerry killed his u.s visa he doesn't have an american citizenship oh wow hi so john kerry kills arnold milton's visa say hey you know you just confirmed everything in that book and that's not and so arnold went to to shimon peres i mean sorry not sure but to netanyahu's prime minister and says hey i need your help getting my visa back to the united states And Netanyahu wrote letters on his behalf, and ultimately he was able to get his visa back from John Kerry.

They saw a young interviewer do what the country's most famous journalists have refused to do for years.

This wasn't on UVDA, the investigative show that claims bravery.

It wasn't on Meet the Press, where conversations dissolve in a chatter.

It wasn't on any of the panels filled with pundits who talk loudly and say nothing.

And the [sighs] the stink of death was still very much there, and things were in a- ashes, and the sense of grief, and also the failure of the state was profound.

I remember very i- i- immediately, um, talking with Ilana Dayan, for example, of Channel 12, from, uh, Uvda, whom all your h- listeners know.

Said what I di- then heard all the time, was that the state had failed in the most...

The, the promise of the state.