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asked secretary of state blinken in an exclusive sit-down in tel aviv. >> i sat down with secretary of state tony blinken in israel exclusively, and talked to him after he had met with prime minister netanyahu and the war cabinet about his hopes that israel will wind down the war and do more to protect palestinians, 23,000 of whom have died, according to the palestinian health ministry and do more to get food and other aid into the palestinians. to do that, he said israel has to start cooperating more with the united nations, despite suspicions and criticisms of the u.n. for past votes against israel, but the u.n., he said, is the only agency that has the experience and the people on the ground who can get desperately needed aid into gaza. here's what he had to say. >> does israel have to work with the united nations with whom it has had decades of an adversarial relationship, because of u.n. resolutions and