Actually we are waiting. I assume that in several hours
forces will arrive to evict the community and we will conduct
a vigorous and decisive fight against the uprooting of a family
from its home, the uprooting of a community from its place
and against hurting Jewish lives that developed in Judea
and Samaria (West Bank), the cradle of the Jewish people.
We returned home and we do not intend to apologies for that.
There's a total of 50,000 people. Out of those 50,000 we think
that a large part of them, maybe 40,000, will leave
for Aleppo west, not Idlib.
You also have the fighters. We calculate that there are between
1,500 up to 5,000, we don't know yet, we'll see the figures, they were
hidden in the houses. And with their families
we calculate that all together they represent 10,000 people.
Their families will leave with them, they want to leave with them,
and where will they go? They will go to Idlib.
What will happen in Idlib? Well I'm sorry to say that
we don't know but seeing what happened in Aleppo,
and if there isn't any agreement on a ceasefire and if there is no
political discussion, then Idlib is the next Aleppo.
I really hope that the Syrian army after its successful military operation
in Aleppo can stay there and peaceful civilians could return
to normal life, several thousands have already returned to their
half-destroyed houses. The next stage is reaching
an agreement on full ceasefire on entire Syria's territory.
We are in a very active talks with representatives of the
armed opposition, also with Turkey's mediation.